org.omegat.filters2.xtagqxp

Class XtagFilter

java.lang.Object

org.omegat.filters2.AbstractFilter

org.omegat.filters2.xtagqxp.XtagFilter

All Implemented Interfaces:

IFilter

public class XtagFilter
extends AbstractFilter

Filter to support Xtag files generated by CopyFlow Gold for QuarkXPress

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field and Description
protected static java.lang.String	EOL

Fields inherited from class org.omegat.filters2.AbstractFilter

ENCODING_AUTO_HUMAN, entryAlignCallback, entryParseCallback, entryTranslateCallback, inEncodingLastParsedFile, processOptions, TARGET_DEFAULT, TFP_EXTENSION, TFP_FILE_FILTER_NAME, TFP_FILE_SOURCE_ENCODING, TFP_FILE_TARGET_ENCODING, TFP_FILENAME, TFP_NAMEONLY, TFP_SYSTEM_HOST_NAME, TFP_SYSTEM_OS_ARCH, TFP_SYSTEM_OS_NAME, TFP_SYSTEM_OS_VERSION, TFP_SYSTEM_USER_NAME, TFP_TARGET_COUNTRY_CODE, TFP_TARGET_COUTRY_CODE, TFP_TARGET_LANG_CODE, TFP_TARGET_LANGUAGE, TFP_TARGET_LOCALE, TFP_TARGET_LOCALE_LCID, TFP_TIMESTAMP_LA, TFP_TIMESTAMP_LD, TFP_TIMESTAMP_LDD, TFP_TIMESTAMP_LH, TFP_TIMESTAMP_LHH, TFP_TIMESTAMP_LM, TFP_TIMESTAMP_LMM, TFP_TIMESTAMP_LS, TFP_TIMESTAMP_LSS, TFP_TIMESTAMP_LYYYY, TFP_TIMESTAMP_UD, TFP_TIMESTAMP_UEEE, TFP_TIMESTAMP_UEEEE, TFP_TIMESTAMP_UH, TFP_TIMESTAMP_UHH, TFP_TIMESTAMP_UM, TFP_TIMESTAMP_UMM, TFP_TIMESTAMP_UMMM

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
XtagFilter()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
Instance[]	getDefaultInstances() The default list of filter instances that this filter class has.
java.lang.String	getFileFormatName() Human-readable name of the File Format this filter supports.
boolean	isSourceEncodingVariable() Whether source encoding can be varied by the user.
boolean	isTargetEncodingVariable() Whether target encoding can be varied by the user.
void	processFile(java.io.BufferedReader in, java.io.BufferedWriter out, FilterContext fc) Processes a single file given a reader and a writer.
protected boolean	requirePrevNextFields() Method can be overridden to return true, in case you want previous and next segment to be included in the search for a translation, when alternative translations are provided by the user.

Methods inherited from class org.omegat.filters2.AbstractFilter

alignFile, alignFile, changeOptions, createReader, createWriter, getFuzzyMark, getHint, getInEncodingLastParsedFile, getInputEncoding, getOutputEncoding, getTargetFilenamePatterns, hasOptions, isFileSupported, isFileSupported, parseFile, processEntry, processEntry, processFile, setCallbacks, translateFile

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Methods inherited from interface org.omegat.filters2.IFilter

changeOptions, isBilingual

Field Detail

EOL

protected static final java.lang.String EOL

See Also:

Constant Field Values

Constructor Detail

XtagFilter

public XtagFilter()

Method Detail

getFileFormatName

public java.lang.String getFileFormatName()

Description copied from class: AbstractFilter

Human-readable name of the File Format this filter supports.

Specified by:

getFileFormatName in interface IFilter

Specified by:

getFileFormatName in class AbstractFilter

Returns:

File format name

getDefaultInstances

public Instance[] getDefaultInstances()

Description copied from class: AbstractFilter

The default list of filter instances that this filter class has. One filter class may have different filter instances, different by source file mask, encoding of the source file etc.

Note that the user may change the instances freely.

Specified by:

getDefaultInstances in interface IFilter

Specified by:

getDefaultInstances in class AbstractFilter

Returns:

Default filter instances

isSourceEncodingVariable

public boolean isSourceEncodingVariable()

Description copied from class: AbstractFilter

Whether source encoding can be varied by the user.

True means that OmegaT should handle all the encoding mess.

Return false to state that your filter doesn't need encoding management provided by OmegaT, because it either autodetects the encoding based on file contents (like HTML filter does) or the encoding is fixed (like in OpenOffice files).

Specified by:

isSourceEncodingVariable in interface IFilter

Specified by:

isSourceEncodingVariable in class AbstractFilter

Returns:

whether source encoding can be changed by the user

isTargetEncodingVariable

public boolean isTargetEncodingVariable()

Description copied from class: AbstractFilter

Whether target encoding can be varied by the user.

True means that OmegaT should handle all the encoding mess.

Return false to state that your filter doesn't need encoding management provided by OmegaT, because the encoding is fixed (like in OpenOffice files), or for some other reason.

Specified by:

isTargetEncodingVariable in interface IFilter

Specified by:

isTargetEncodingVariable in class AbstractFilter

Returns:

whether target encoding can be changed by the user

requirePrevNextFields

protected boolean requirePrevNextFields()

Description copied from class: AbstractFilter

Method can be overridden to return true, in case you want previous and next segment to be included in the search for a translation, when alternative translations are provided by the user. (normally, only the filename is used) Technically it means that parsing happens in two passes and prev/next segments will be linked, so it comes with a cost

Overrides:

requirePrevNextFields in class AbstractFilter

processFile

public void processFile(java.io.BufferedReader in,
                        java.io.BufferedWriter out,
                        FilterContext fc)
                 throws java.io.IOException,
                        TranslationException

Description copied from class: AbstractFilter

Processes a single file given a reader and a writer. Generally this method should read strings from the input reader and write them to the output reader. In order to let OmegaT know what strings are translatable and to get their translation, filter should call AbstractFilter.processEntry(String) method.

Note that outFile is never null, even when the project is loading. (in this case it writes no nowhere, but anyway you may use it...)

If you need more control over processed files, override AbstractFilter.processFile(File, File, FilterContext) instead.

Specified by:

processFile in class AbstractFilter

Parameters:

in - Reader of the source file. It's the result of calling AbstractFilter.createReader(File,String).

out - Writer of the target file on compilation (the result of calling AbstractFilter.createWriter(File, String)), or a fictive writer to /dev/null.

Throws:

java.io.IOException - In case of any I/O error.

TranslationException - Should be thrown when processed file has any format defects.