Using of SLMake tool – translate task
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Syntax
SlMake translate <options> project
- project – Sisulizer project file (.slp).
Possible options are
-lang:X – List of language codes to be translated. Separate multiple codes with semicolon. Format is ll[-CC][.src]:
- ll – Two-character ISO-639 language code (e.g. “en”)
- CC – An optional two-character ISO-3166 country code (e.g. “US”)
- src – An optional three-character Sisulizer script code
-engine:S – The name of the translation engine to be used. If empty or “” all engines are used. If no value is given all enabled engines are used.
-first – Use the first translation when two or more translations exists. The default feature is to skip all such translations.
-q – Quiet mode. Only errors are shown.
-w – Result code is 2 if errors, 1 if warnings, and 0 if successful. Otherwise result code is 1 if errors and 0 in other cases.
-e – Show detailed error information.
-h – Show detailed help about a task.
Examples
- SlMake translate Sample.slp – Translate all columns.
- SlMake translate -lang:de;ja -first Sample.slp – Translate German and Japanese columns. Use first translations.
- SlMake translate -engine:Google Sample.slp – Translate all columns using Google Translate.
Janusz
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