Array elements are missing in xlf file when json type of file is used

[Dragana Gligorovska]

Hello,

We have tried to convert json file to xlf, but the array elements are not present in the xlf.

The example json is attached and the missing strings are "chair" and "book".

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Thank you

Dragana Gligorovska

[jhargrave-straker]

@Dragana Gligorovska

By default the JSON filter will not extract values that don’t have a unique associated key. You can change this behavior with the fprm setting:

extractIsolatedStrings.b=true

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[Dragana Gligorovska]

@jhargrave-straker the setting is already there, but we have issue, it is not read by rainbow for some reason. Do you maybe could help regarding that? Thank you!

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[Dragana Gligorovska]

We tried to test this feature with Okapi Rainbow, but it seems like it doesn't load the custom configurations, even though they are listed under Tools > Filter Configurations.
Default custom parameters folder is also set under User Preferences.
The content of the custom file is:

#v1
extractIsolatedStrings.b=true
extractAllPairs.b=true
exceptions=
useKeyAsName.b=true
useFullKeyPath.b=false
useLeadingSlashOnKeyPath.b=true
escapeForwardSlashes.b=true
useIdStack.b=false
useCodeFinder.b=false
noteRules=
extractionRules=
idRules=
genericMetaRules=
codeFinderRules.count.i=1
codeFinderRules.rule0=</?([A-Z0-9a-z]*)\b[^>]*>
codeFinderRules.sample=&name; <tag></at><tag/> <tag attr='val'> </tag="val">
codeFinderRules.useAllRulesWhenTesting.b=true
subfilter=
subfilterRules=

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[Dragana Gligorovska]

We have solved the issue with setting the setExtractStandalone(true) parametar. Should we open another ticket for the rainbow issue?

[jhargrave-straker]

Maybe you can post on the user mail group about the Rainbow issue - if you can’t find a solution then please create a new ticket for Rainbow. Thank you!