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Chase Tingley

Many of the filters will produce this information, but it's not written out by default. For example, if you are generating XLIFF as part of the "Rainbow Translation Kit Creation" step in Rainbow, you will need to click "Options" and then check the Include extended code attributes when available option. If you are using tikal, you will need to pass the -codeattrs option on the command line.

If you're already getting ctype data, but it's not the right sort of stuff, can you give an example of what values you would like to see, and for what formats? Our support is not entirely consistent.

2017-03-22T17:41:27+00:00

Chase Tingley

changed status to resolved

Closing this as I think it's something we already support. We can reopen if reported comes back with more info.

2017-06-06T19:22:14+00:00

Chase Tingley
Many of the filters will produce this information, but it's not written out by default. For example, if you are generating XLIFF as part of the "Rainbow Translation Kit Creation" step in Rainbow, you will need to click "Options" and then check the Include extended code attributes when available option. If you are using tikal, you will need to pass the -codeattrs option on the command line.

If you're already getting ctype data, but it's not the right sort of stuff, can you give an example of what values you would like to see, and for what formats? Our support is not entirely consistent.
- 2017-03-22T17:41:27+00:00
Chase Tingley
- changed status to resolved
Closing this as I think it's something we already support. We can reopen if reported comes back with more info.
- 2017-06-06T19:22:14+00:00
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