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Morgan Member
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Hi I'm running Ver 2008 Build2 (beta) and in our continous build process we use slmake to scan the source for changes so it can be translated. When it scans xml files that for example has a new node with an attribute Visible="False" it gets translated to the destination language automatically. Problem is, this attribute is parsed as an boolean (bool.Parse()) and the translated value cant be interpreted as true or false. Now, how can I use slmake to not do the translation? I want it only to parse it and make it translatable so our translator(s). Maybe it could take the "-lang:en" parameter in scan and behave in the same way as create does so that you can choose which languages that get auto translated.
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Markus.Kreisel Administrator
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Hi, I'm not sure if I got you right. You want to avoid automatic translations? There is a global setting to avoid auto-translations. SLMake should use the global settings of Sisulizer. You might want to uncheck "Translate new rows" (-> http://www.sisulizer.com/online-help/GeneralSettingsDialogTranslationsSheet.htm) before you start the next scan with SLMake. Hope this helps Markus
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