Re: browsing translation database
Stanislav Visnovsky <[email protected]>
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Dňa Pondelok 08 November 2004 06:06 Janusz S. Bień napísal: > On Thu, 4 Nov 2004 Stanislav Visnovsky <[email protected]> wrote: > > Dňa Štvrtok 28 Október 2004 06:28 Janusz S. Bień napísal: > > [...] > > > > I begin to suspect that kBabel dictionaries are not dictionaries at > > > all :-). A novice user like me would be less confused if the menu item > > > was called e.g. "Consultation" instead of "Dictionaries". > > > > Why? > > What I mean by `dictionary' is sometimes called `glossary'. It is > available e.g. in OmegaT > > http://www.omegat.org/omegat/omegat.html > > In particular its manual says > > Glossaries created using Trados Multiterm's text export > function can be used as OmegaT glossaries without further > modification, provided they are given the file extension *.tab > and the source and target term fields are the first two fields > respectively. > > I don't claim that kBabel really needs this functionality, I just > think that the present terminology might be confusing. IMO "glossary" is a special kind of dictionary used primarily for consistency. So it contains common words and phrases and has a higher priority. The other dictionaries are used for lookup of similar terms and can be used for translation guessing. The problem I see is that KBabel does not support glossary (as described above). Stano