Configuring segmentation rules for an existing template
In Configuration > Filter templates, select one of the available tabs:
Project level.
Customer level.
Global level.
Select
Add configuration and then Segmentation.Result:
The Add configuration to template popup is displayed.
In case of Project level and Customer level tabs, in the Select template step, in the Add configuration to template popup:
From the obligatory Template dropdown, select the required template.
Select Next step.
In the Create your configuration step, in the Add configuration to template popup:
From the mandatory File type dropdown, select the required file type:
All file types
MS Excel (including Multilingual MS Excel)
MS Word
MS PowerPoint (97-2003)
MS PowerPoint
Select the
Add language button to specify the source language for which you would like to configure the segmentation rules.Note
You can add multiple source languages to the same configuration type. To do so, use the
Add language button.Result:
A table containing segmentation rules for the selected source language is displayed. In this table, for each segmentation rule, you see information about:
Priority
Regex before break
Regex after break
the Break sentence parameter setting:
No – there will be no break in the source text in XTM Workbench in the places indicated by the regex expressions.
Yes – XTM Workbench will break the source text into separate segments in the place indicated by the regex expressions.
In the segmentation rules table, you can:
select the required segmentation rule. To do so, select the checkbox to the left of the rule.
deselect the required segmentation rule. To do so, clear the checkbox to the left of the rule.
change the the segmentation rule priority. To do so, hover over the selected segmentation rule, until you see the
icon, to the left of the Priority column. Select the icon with the left mouse button and drag and drop the relevant rule.edit the segmentation rule. To do so, hover over the required table row and select the
icon on the right.delete the segmentation rule. To do so, hover over the required table row and select the
icon on the right.restore the default source language segmentation setting. To do so, in the top-left corner of the table, select the
Restore default button.delete all segmentation rules for the selected source language. To do so, in the top-left corner of the table, select the
Delete all button.
To add a new segmentation rule:
In the Regular expression pattern before break text field, enter the relevant regular expression pattern (for example
(^|\p{Zs}|\p{Ps}|\p{Po})\p{Nd}\..In the Regular expression pattern after break text field, add the relevant regular expression pattern (for example
\p{Zs}).Select the relevant Break sentence toggle switch setting:
off – there will be no break in the source text in XTM Workbench in the places indicated by the regex expressions.
on – XTM Workbench will break the source text into separate segments at place indicated by the regex expressions.
Select Add.
Result:
Your segmentation rule is displayed in the regular expressions table. It has the highest priority and is automatically selected for your template.
Note
If needed, you can go back to the previous step. To do so, select the Previous step button in the bottom left-hand corner of the popup. Alternatively, select the green bullet above the configuration process step name.
Select:
Save and add configuration to add different filters or other configurations to your newly created filter.
Save to save your file filter template.
Cancel to stop creating a new template with segmentation configuration.
Result:
The Successfully added configuration message is displayed in the bottom right-hand corner of the screen.
To display your configuration, select Configuration > Filter templates. You will see the configuration on the the relevant tab screen, in the relevant file filter template.