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Ed the C Member
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Hi, I've tried to figure this out on my own, but I am confused and any help appreciated. I am scanning a folder that contains C++ files. I like the duplicate string feature, but not while doing C++. I am using Sisulizer as a tool (before sending the resource file) to help me find all strings in my C++ files and remove them. But of course, if a file or fies have the same string, I don't see it the list, and then it does not get identified. I have to re do the project over and over until all the strings are gone. What would be the right settings to have the program do nothing for duplicates? IE if me code was: str = "First String"; str2 = "Second String"; str2 = "First String"; I want to see three lines in the lower window, no just two. I tried the translations Options Dup. Strings both no, but there's still only two strings listed for the above example. The fact is does duplicates is a great feature, but for the first step of my localizing I need to turn it off. Many thanks. Ed
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Markus.Kreisel Administrator 
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Hi, You could give the option: Project - Edit Source - <your source> - Options - Context method a try. The method "Item index" is not recommended for source code that changes often, since that changes the index and that may result in mixed up translations. The string value is much safer to identify the original strings. In your case the source will not change since you use it just for your i18n. So it is worth a try. Hope this helps Markus
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Ed the C Member
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No that doesn't seem to be what i want either. Let me ask another question - how do I "refresh", in other words, make it re-scan. I am editing the files elsewhere and need SL to re-read the files. I end up having to close and then make a "new" again to force it to rescan. I am sure I am missing something! TIA
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Markus.Kreisel Administrator
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That's easy: Project - Scan for Changes :-) Markus
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