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| − | Placeholders are used to encapsulate a few special characters, or tags. A | + | Placeholders are used to encapsulate a few special characters, or tags. A WFC placeholder always has the following format: &tX; where X can take various values: &t=; &tA; &t1; &t#; , etc. |
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| + | |&t1; | ||
| + | |a placeholder for a Word graphic; | ||
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| + | |&t2; | ||
| + | |a placeholder for a Word footnote/endnote; | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | |&t9; | ||
| + | |a tabulator mark; | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | |&t#; | ||
| + | |a manual line feed; | ||
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| + | |&tA; &tB; &tC; ... &t¥; | ||
| + | |constitute 100 placeholders for tags; | ||
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| + | |&t=<some tag="here">; | ||
| + | |records an "unknown" tag. Unknown tags are found only in a target segment, but not in the matching source segment. Colons in the tag are escaped with a backward slash \. | ||
| + | |} | ||
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| − | + | The ampersand, quotes, as well as < and > characters are not considered escaping character. The ampersand is not escaped. The WFC TM format is not a member of the SGML/HTML/XML family. The WFC TM format is simple text, tab-delimited. | |
| − | + | '''Limitation:''' A WFC TM would create a slightly fuzzy match with text containing the &tX; placeholder, as in this very paragraph. That is a known and accepted minor limitation that has not happened yet in decades. | |
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Latest revision as of 07:29, 6 November 2017
Placeholders are used to encapsulate a few special characters, or tags. A WFC placeholder always has the following format: &tX; where X can take various values: &t=; &tA; &t1; &t#; , etc.
| &t1; | a placeholder for a Word graphic; |
| &t2; | a placeholder for a Word footnote/endnote; |
| &t9; | a tabulator mark; |
| &t#; | a manual line feed; |
| &tA; &tB; &tC; ... &t¥; | constitute 100 placeholders for tags; |
| &t=<some tag="here">; | records an "unknown" tag. Unknown tags are found only in a target segment, but not in the matching source segment. Colons in the tag are escaped with a backward slash \. |
Note to engineers
The ampersand, quotes, as well as < and > characters are not considered escaping character. The ampersand is not escaped. The WFC TM format is not a member of the SGML/HTML/XML family. The WFC TM format is simple text, tab-delimited.
Limitation: A WFC TM would create a slightly fuzzy match with text containing the &tX; placeholder, as in this very paragraph. That is a known and accepted minor limitation that has not happened yet in decades.
Back to Wordfast Classic User Manual
