Hello,
I want to convert my sdlxliff file back to original format. I do it by calling RunAutomaticTask - ExportFiles. Unfortunately for me, the process takes only last saved version of the document.
So, for example if a user changes any segment/s and confirm by (Crtl+Enter) and DO NOT save using (Crtl-S) the change/s won't be visible in exported file.
My idea is simple - to save document before exporting it.
If you any suggestion please let me know.
Regards,
Michal.
Perhaps you are approaching the problem incorrectly...
If you want to save the editor content to target format, then you should nto be using Export Files in the first place... because it's intended for exporting the SDLXLIFF content, not the editor content.
Perhaps you should better go instead for equivalent of Save Target As (Ctrl-F12, or what's the default shortcut).
That seems to be a cleaner way, at least to me. The "save and then export" way is rather a weird workaround for unfortunate design, IMO.
Perhaps you are approaching the problem incorrectly...
If you want to save the editor content to target format, then you should nto be using Export Files in the first place... because it's intended for exporting the SDLXLIFF content, not the editor content.
Perhaps you should better go instead for equivalent of Save Target As (Ctrl-F12, or what's the default shortcut).
That seems to be a cleaner way, at least to me. The "save and then export" way is rather a weird workaround for unfortunate design, IMO.
Hi Evzen,
Thank you for your suggestions.
I tried to use _editorController.SaveAs(Document, IEnumerable<String>, Boolean) but it saves content of xliff file in given name. It does not transform it back to source format.
Then I tried _editorController.SaveTargetAs(Document), but it's open 'Save as' form which also is not I want.
So, it looks like I will have to stay with _editorController.Save() and later to use RunAutomaticTask(ExportFiles).
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