Forum: CAT Tools Technical Help
Topic: How to convert TMX to tab-delimited?
Poster: Hans Lenting
Post title: Barebones
Reply from them:
Thanks for your reply and given this additional info, you'll probably be better off using a character set range (or several ranges) to match the unwanted characters, whether via the Replace All command or a set of Replace All actions within a _text factory_.
For example, please try performing a Replace All with the following pattern:
Find: [\x{0100}-\x{FFFF}]
and with the "Grep" and "Case sensitive" options enabled, on a copy of any file whose contents you need to clean up.
(Note: This pattern starts matching at the beginning of the "Latin Extended-A" range and continued through to the end of the "Specials" range.)
Topic: How to convert TMX to tab-delimited?
Poster: Hans Lenting
Post title: Barebones
Reply from them:
Thanks for your reply and given this additional info, you'll probably be better off using a character set range (or several ranges) to match the unwanted characters, whether via the Replace All command or a set of Replace All actions within a _text factory_.
For example, please try performing a Replace All with the following pattern:
Find: [\x{0100}-\x{FFFF}]
and with the "Grep" and "Case sensitive" options enabled, on a copy of any file whose contents you need to clean up.
(Note: This pattern starts matching at the beginning of the "Latin Extended-A" range and continued through to the end of the "Specials" range.)