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#! /usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf_8 -*-
"""This program is used to prepare corpora extracted from TMX files.
It is particularly useful for translators not very familiar
with machine translation systems that want to use Moses with a highly customised
corpus.
It extracts from a directory containing TMX files (and from all of its subdirectories)
all the segments of one or more language pairs (except empty segments and segments that are equal in both languages)
and removes all other information. It then creates 2 separate monolingual files per language pair,
both of which have strictly parallel (aligned) segments. This kind of corpus can easily be transformed
in other formats, if need be.
The program requires that Pythoncard and wxPython (as well as Python) be previously installed.
Copyright 2009, João L. A. C. Rosas
Distributed under GNU GPL v3 licence (see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/)
E-mail: extracttmxcorpus@gmail.com """
__version__ = "$Revision: 1.043$"
__date__ = "$Date: 2011/08/13$"
__author__="$João L. A. C. Rosas$"
#Special thanks to Gary Daine for a helpful suggestion about a regex expression
#Updated to run on Linux by Tom Hoar
from PythonCard import clipboard, dialog, graphic, model
from PythonCard.components import button, combobox,statictext,checkbox,staticbox
import wx
import os, re
import string
import sys
from time import strftime
import codecs
class Extract_TMX_Corpus(model.Background):
def on_initialize(self, event):
"""Initialize values
@self.inputdir: directory whose files will be treated
@self.outputfile: base name of the resulting corpora files
@self.outputpath: root directory of the resulting corpora files
@currdir: program's current working directory
@self.languages: list of languages whose segments can be processed
@self.startinglanguage: something like 'EN-GB'
@self.destinationlanguage: something like 'FR-FR'
@self.components.cbStartingLanguage.items: list of values of the Starting Language combobox of the program's window
@self.components.cbDestinationLanguage.items: list of values of the Destination Language combobox of the program's window
@self.numtus: number of translation units extracted so far
@self.presentfile: TMX file being currently processed
@self.errortypes: variable that stocks the types of errors detected in the TMX file that is being processed
@self.wroteactions: variable that indicates whether the actions files has already been written to
"""
self.inputdir=''
self.outputfile=''
self.outputpath=''
#Get directory where program file is and ...
currdir=os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(os.path.realpath(sys.argv[0])))
#... load the file ("LanguageCodes.txt") with the list of languages that the program can process
try:
self.languages=open(currdir+os.sep+r'LanguageCodes.txt','r+').readlines()
except:
# If the languages file doesn't exist in the program directory, alert user that it is essential for the good working of the program and exit
result = dialog.alertDialog(self, 'The file "LanguageCodes.txt" is missing. The program will now close.', 'Essential file missing')
sys.exit()
#remove end of line marker from each line in "LanguageCodes.txt"
for lang in range(len(self.languages)):
self.languages[lang]=self.languages[lang].rstrip()
self.startinglanguage=''
self.destinationlanguage=''
#Insert list of language names in appropriate program window's combo boxes
self.components.cbStartingLanguage.items=self.languages
self.components.cbDestinationLanguage.items=self.languages
self.tottus=0
self.numtus=0
self.numequaltus=0
self.presentfile=''
self.errortypes=''
self.wroteactions=False
self.errors=''
def extract_language_segments_tmx(self,text):
"""Extracts TMX language segments from TMX files
@text: the text of the TMX file
@pattern: compiled regular expression object, which can be used for matching
@tus: list that collects the translation units of the text
@segs: list that collects the segment units of the relevant pair of languages
@numtus: number of translation units extracted
@present_tu: variable that stocks the translation unit relevant segments (of the chosen language pair) that are being processed
@self.errortypes: variable that stocks the types of errors detected in the TMX file that is being processed
"""
#print 'extract_language_segments: start at '+strftime('%H-%M-%S')
result=('','')
try:
if text:
# Convert character entities to "normal" characters
pattern=re.compile('>',re.U)
text=re.sub(pattern,'>',text)
pattern=re.compile('<',re.U)
text=re.sub(pattern,'<',text)
pattern=re.compile('&amp;',re.U)
text=re.sub(pattern,'&',text)
pattern=re.compile('&quot;',re.U)
text=re.sub(pattern,'"',text)
pattern=re.compile('&apos;',re.U)
text=re.sub(pattern,"'",text)
# Extract translation units
pattern=re.compile('(?s)<tu.*?>(.*?)</tu>')
tus=re.findall(pattern,text)
ling1=''
ling2=''
#Extract relevant segments and store them in the @text variable
if tus:
for tu in tus:
pattern=re.compile('(?s)<tuv.*?lang="'+self.startinglanguage+'">.*?<seg>(.*?)</seg>.*?<tuv.*?lang="'+self.destinationlanguage+'">.*?<seg>(.*?)</seg>')
present_tu=re.findall(pattern,tu)
self.tottus+=1
#reject empty segments
if present_tu: # and not present_tu[0][0].startswith("<")
present_tu1=present_tu[0][0].strip()
present_tu2=present_tu[0][1].strip()
present_tu1 = re.sub('<bpt.*</bpt>', '', present_tu1)
present_tu2 = re.sub('<bpt.*</bpt>', '', present_tu2)
present_tu1 = re.sub(r'<ept.*</ept>', '', present_tu1)
present_tu2 = re.sub(r'<ept.*</ept>', '', present_tu2)
present_tu1 = re.sub(r'<ut.*</ut>', '', present_tu1)
present_tu2 = re.sub(r'<ut.*</ut>', '', present_tu2)
present_tu1 = re.sub(r'<ph.*</ph>', '', present_tu1)
present_tu2 = re.sub(r'<ph.*</ph>', '', present_tu2)
#Thanks to Gary Daine
present_tu1 = re.sub('^[0-9\.() \t\-_]*$', '', present_tu1)
#Thanks to Gary Daine
present_tu2 = re.sub('^[0-9\.() \t\-_]*$', '', present_tu2)
if present_tu1 != present_tu2:
x=len(present_tu1)
y=len(present_tu2)
if (x <= y*3) and (y <= x*3):
ling1=ling1+present_tu1+'\n'
ling2=ling2+present_tu2+'\n'
self.numtus+=1
else:
self.numequaltus+=1
pattern=re.compile('(?s)<tuv.*?lang="'+self.destinationlanguage+'">.*?<seg>(.*?)</seg>.*?<tuv.*?lang="'+self.startinglanguage+'">.*?<seg>(.*?)</seg>')
present_tu=re.findall(pattern,tu)
#print present_tu
if present_tu:
present_tu1=present_tu[0][1].strip()
present_tu2=present_tu[0][0].strip()
present_tu1 = re.sub('<bpt.*</bpt>', '', present_tu1)
present_tu2 = re.sub('<bpt.*</bpt>', '', present_tu2)
present_tu1 = re.sub(r'<ept.*</ept>', '', present_tu1)
present_tu2 = re.sub(r'<ept.*</ept>', '', present_tu2)
present_tu1 = re.sub(r'<ut.*</ut>', '', present_tu1)
present_tu2 = re.sub(r'<ut.*</ut>', '', present_tu2)
present_tu1 = re.sub(r'<ph.*</ph>', '', present_tu1)
present_tu2 = re.sub(r'<ph.*</ph>', '', present_tu2)
#Thanks to Gary Daine
present_tu1 = re.sub('^[0-9\.() \t\-_]*$', '', present_tu1)
#Thanks to Gary Daine
present_tu2 = re.sub('^[0-9\.() \t\-_]*$', '', present_tu2)
if present_tu1 != present_tu2:
x=len(present_tu1)
y=len(present_tu2)
if (x <= y*3) and (y <= x*3):
ling1=ling1+present_tu1+'\n'
ling2=ling2+present_tu2+'\n'
self.numtus+=1
else:
self.numequaltus+=1
result=(ling1,ling2)
except:
self.errortypes=self.errortypes+' - Extract Language Segments error\n'
return result
def locate(self,pattern, basedir):
"""Locate all files matching supplied filename pattern in and below
supplied root directory.
@pattern: something like '*.tmx'
@basedir:whole directory to be treated
"""
import fnmatch
for path, dirs, files in os.walk(os.path.abspath(basedir)):
for filename in fnmatch.filter(files, pattern):
yield os.path.join(path, filename)
def getallsegments(self):
"""Get all language segments from the TMX files in the specified
directory
@self.startinglanguage: something like 'EN-GB'
@self.destinationlanguage: something like 'FR-FR'
@fileslist: list of files that should be processed
@self.inputdir: directory whose files will be treated
@startfile:output file containing all segments in the @startinglanguage; file
will be created in @self.inputdir
@destfile:output file containing all segments in the @destinationlanguage; file
will be created in @self.inputdir
@actions:output file indicating the names of all files that were processed without errors; file
will be created in @self.inputdir
@self.errortypes: variable that stocks the types of errors detected in the TMX file that is being processed
@self.presentfile: TMX file being currently processed
@preptext: parsed XML text with all tags extracted and in string format
@tus: list that receives the extracted TMX language translation units just with segments of the relevant language pair
@num: loop control variable between 0 and length of @tus - 1
@self.numtus: number of translation units extracted so far
"""
self.statusBar.text='Processing '+ self.inputdir
try:
# Get a list of all TMX files that need to be processed
fileslist=self.locate('*.tmx',self.inputdir)
# Open output files for writing
startfile=open(self.outputpath+os.sep+self.startinglanguage+ ' ('+self.destinationlanguage+')_' +self.outputfile,'w+b')
destfile=open(self.outputpath+os.sep+self.destinationlanguage+' ('+self.startinglanguage+')_'+self.outputfile,'w+b')
actions=open(self.outputpath+os.sep+'_processing_info'+os.sep+self.startinglanguage+ '-'+self.destinationlanguage+'_'+'actions_'+self.outputfile+'.txt','w+')
except:
# if any error up to now, add the name of the TMX file to the output file @errors
self.errortypes=self.errortypes+' - Get All Segments: creation of output files error\n'
if fileslist:
# For each relevant TMX file ...
for self.presentfile in fileslist:
self.errortypes=''
try:
print self.presentfile
fileObj = codecs.open(self.presentfile, "rb", "utf-16","replace",0 )
pos=0
while True:
# read a new chunk of text...
preptext = fileObj.read(692141)
if not preptext:
break
last5=''
y=''
#... and make it end at the end of a translation unit
while True:
y=fileObj.read(1)
if not y:
break
last5=last5+y
if '</tu>' in last5:
break
preptext=preptext+last5
# ... and extract its relevant segments ...
if not self.errortypes:
segs1,segs2=self.extract_language_segments_tmx(preptext)
preptext=''
#... and write those segments to the output files
if segs1 and segs2:
try:
startfile.write('%s' % (segs1.encode('utf-8','strict')))
destfile.write('%s' % (segs2.encode('utf-8','strict')))
except:
self.errortypes=self.errortypes+' - Get All Segments: writing of output files error\n'
print 'erro'
#if no errors up to now, insert the name of the TMX file in the @actions output file
#encoding is necessary because @actions may be in a directory whose name has special diacritic characters
if self.errortypes=='':
try:
actions.write(self.presentfile.encode('utf_8','replace')+'\n')
self.wroteactions=True
except:
self.errortypes=self.errortypes+' - Get All Segments: writing of actions file error\n'
fileObj.close()
except:
self.errortypes=self.errortypes+' - Error reading input file\n'
try:
if self.wroteactions:
actions.write('\n*************************************************\n\n')
actions.write('Total number of translation units: '+str(self.tottus)+'\n')
actions.write('Number of extracted translation units (source segment not equal to destination segment): '+str(self.numtus)+'\n')
actions.write('Number of removed translation units (source segment equal to destination segment): '+str(self.numequaltus)+'\n')
actions.write('Number of empty translation units (source segment and/or destination segment not present): '+str(self.tottus-self.numequaltus-self.numtus))
except:
self.errortypes=self.errortypes+' - Get All Segments: writing of actions file error\n'
# Close output files
actions.close()
destfile.close()
startfile.close()
def SelectDirectory(self):
"""Select the directory where the TMX files to be processed are
@result: object returned by the dialog window with attributes accepted (true if user clicked OK button, false otherwise) and
path (list of strings containing the full pathnames to all files selected by the user)
@self.inputdir: directory where TMX files to be processed are (and where output files will be written)
@self.statusBar.text: text displayed in the program window status bar"""
result= dialog.directoryDialog(self, 'Choose a directory', 'a')
if result.accepted:
self.inputdir=result.path
self.statusBar.text=self.inputdir+' selected.'
def on_menuFileSelectDirectory_select(self, event):
self.SelectDirectory()
def on_btnSelectDirectory_mouseClick(self, event):
self.SelectDirectory()
def GetOutputFileBaseName(self):
"""Get base name of the corpus files
@expr: variable containing the base name of the output files
@wildcard: list of wildcards used in the dialog window to filter types of files
@result: object returned by the Open File dialog window with attributes accepted (true if user clicked OK button, false otherwise) and
path (list of strings containing the full pathnames to all files selected by the user)
@self.inputdir: directory where TMX files to be processed are (and where output files will be written)
@location: variable containing the full path to the base name output file
@self.outputpath: base directory of output files
@self.outputfile: base name of the output files
"""
# Default base name of the corpora files that will be produced. If you choose as base name "Corpus.txt", as starting language "EN-GB" and as destination
# language "FR-FR" the corpora files will be named "Corpus_EN-GB.txt" and "Corpus_FR-FR.txt"
expr='Corpus'
#open a dialog that lets you choose the base name of the corpora files that will be produced.
wildcard = "Text files (*.txt;*.TXT)|*.txt;*.TXT"
result = dialog.openFileDialog(None, "Name of corpus file", self.inputdir,expr,wildcard=wildcard)
if result.accepted:
location=os.path.split(result.paths[0])
self.outputpath=location[0]
self.outputfile = location[1]
if not os.path.exists(self.outputpath+os.sep+'_processing_info'):
try:
os.mkdir(self.outputpath+os.sep+'_processing_info')
except:
result1 = dialog.alertDialog(self, "The program can't create the directory " + self.outputpath+os.sep+r'_processing_info, which is necessary for ' + \
'the creation of the output files. The program will now close.','Error')
sys.exit()
def on_menuGetOutputFileBaseName_select(self, event):
self.GetOutputFileBaseName()
def on_btnGetOutputFileBaseName_mouseClick(self, event):
self.GetOutputFileBaseName()
def ExtractCorpus(self):
"""Get the directory where TMX files to be processed are, get the choice of the pair of languages that will be treated and launch the extraction
of the corpus
@self.errortypes: variable that stocks the types of errors detected in the TMX file that is being processed
@self.presentfile: TMX file being currently processed
@self.numtus: number of translation units extracted so far
@self.startinglanguage: something like 'EN-GB'
@self.destinationlanguage: something like 'FR-FR'
@self.inputdir: directory whose files will be treated
@self.components.cbStartingLanguage.items: list of values of the Starting Language combobox of the program's window
@self.components.cbDestinationLanguage.items: list of values of the Destination Language combobox of the program's window
@self.outputfile: base name of the resulting corpora files
@self.errors:output file indicating the types of error that occurred in each processed TMX file
@self.numtus: number of translation units extracted so far
"""
print 'Extract corpus: started at '+strftime('%H-%M-%S')
self.errortypes=''
self.presentfile=''
self.numtus=0
#get the startinglanguage name (e.g.: "EN-GB") from the program window
self.startinglanguage=self.components.cbStartingLanguage.text
#get the destinationlanguage name from the program window
self.destinationlanguage=self.components.cbDestinationLanguage.text
#if the directory where TMX files (@inputdir) or the pair of languages were not previously chosen, open a dialog box explaining
#the conditions that have to be met so that the extraction can be made and do nothing...
if (self.inputdir=='') or (self.components.cbStartingLanguage.text=='') or (self.components.cbDestinationLanguage.text=='') or (self.outputfile=='') \
or (self.components.cbStartingLanguage.text==self.components.cbDestinationLanguage.text):
result = dialog.alertDialog(self, 'In order to extract a corpus, you need to:\n\n 1) indicate the directory where the TMX files are,\n 2)' \
+' the starting language,\n 3) the destination language (the 2 languages must be different), and\n 4) the base name of the output files.', 'Error')
#...else, go ahead
else:
try:
self.errors=open(self.outputpath+os.sep+'_processing_info'+os.sep+self.startinglanguage+ '-'+self.destinationlanguage+'_'+'errors_'+self.outputfile+'.txt','w+')
except:
pass
self.statusBar.text='Please wait. This can be a long process ...'
#Launch the segment extraction
self.numtus=0
self.getallsegments()
# if any error up to now, add the name of the TMX file to the output file @errors
if self.errortypes:
try:
self.errors.write(self.presentfile.encode('utf_8','replace')+':\n'+self.errortypes)
except:
pass
try:
self.errors.close()
except:
pass
self.statusBar.text='Processing finished.'
#Open dialog box telling that processing is finished and where can the resulting files be found
self.inputdir=''
self.outputfile=''
self.outputpath=''
print 'Extract corpus: finished at '+strftime('%H-%M-%S')
result = dialog.alertDialog(self, 'Processing done. Results found in:\n\n1) '+ \
self.outputpath+os.sep+self.startinglanguage+ ' ('+self.destinationlanguage+')_' +self.outputfile+ ' (starting language corpus)\n2) '+ \
self.outputpath+os.sep+self.destinationlanguage+' ('+self.startinglanguage+')_'+self.outputfile+ \
' (destination language corpus)\n3) '+self.outputpath+os.sep+'_processing_info'+os.sep+self.startinglanguage+ '-'+self.destinationlanguage+'_'+ \
'errors_'+self.outputfile+'.txt'+ ' (list of files that caused errors)\n4) '+self.outputpath+os.sep+'_processing_info'+os.sep+self.startinglanguage+ \
'-'+self.destinationlanguage+'_'+'actions_'+self.outputfile+'.txt'+ ' (list of files where processing was successful)', 'Processing Done')
def on_menuFileExtractCorpus_select(self, event):
self.ExtractCorpus()
def on_btnExtractCorpus_mouseClick(self, event):
self.ExtractCorpus()
def ExtractAllCorpora(self):
"""Extracts all the LanguagePairs that can be composed with the languages indicated in the file "LanguageCodes.txt"
@self.presentfile: TMX file being currently processed
@self.numtus: number of translation units extracted so far
@numcorpora: number of language pair being processed
@self.inputdir: directory whose files will be treated
@self.outputfile: base name of the resulting corpora files
@self.errors:output file indicating the types of error that occurred in each processed TMX file
@self.startinglanguage: something like 'EN-GB'
@self.destinationlanguage: something like 'FR-FR'
@lang1: code of the starting language
@lang2: code of the destination language
@self.errortypes: variable that stocks the types of errors detected in the TMX file that is being processed
@self.wroteactions: variable that indicates whether the actions files has already been written to
"""
print 'Extract All Corpora: started at '+strftime('%H-%M-%S')
self.presentfile=''
self.numtus=0
numcorpora=0
#if the directory where TMX files (@inputdir) or the base name of the output files were not previously chosen, open a dialog box explaining
#the conditions that have to be met so that the extraction can be made and do nothing...
if (self.inputdir=='') or (self.outputfile==''):
result = dialog.alertDialog(self, 'In order to extract all corpora, you need to:\n\n 1) indicate the directory where the TMX files are, and\n ' \
+ '2) the base name of the output files.', 'Error')
#...else, go ahead
else:
try:
for lang1 in self.languages:
for lang2 in self.languages:
if lang2 > lang1:
print lang1+'/'+lang2+' corpus being created...'
numcorpora=numcorpora+1
self.errortypes=''
self.numtus=0
self.wroteactions=False
#get the startinglanguage name (e.g.: "EN-GB") from the program window
self.startinglanguage=lang1
#get the destinationlanguage name from the program window
self.destinationlanguage=lang2
try:
self.errors=open(self.outputpath+os.sep+'_processing_info'+os.sep+self.startinglanguage+ '-'+self.destinationlanguage+'_'+'errors.txt','w+')
except:
pass
self.statusBar.text='Language pair '+str(numcorpora)+' being processed. Please wait.'
#Launch the segment extraction
self.getallsegments()
# if any error up to now, add the name of the TMX file to the output file @errors
if self.errortypes:
try:
self.errors.write(self.presentfile.encode('utf_8','replace')+':\n'+self.errortypes.encode('utf_8','replace'))
except:
pass
try:
self.errors.close()
except:
pass
self.statusBar.text='Processing finished.'
except:
self.errortypes=self.errortypes+' - Extract All Corpora error\n'
self.errors.write(self.presentfile.encode('utf_8','replace')+':\n'+self.errortypes.encode('utf_8','replace'))
self.errors.close()
#Open dialog box telling that processing is finished and where can the resulting files be found
self.inputdir=''
self.outputfile=''
self.outputpath=''
print 'Extract All Corpora: finished at '+strftime('%H-%M-%S')
result = dialog.alertDialog(self, 'Results found in: '+ self.outputpath+'.', 'Processing done')
def on_menuFileExtractAllCorpora_select(self, event):
self.ExtractAllCorpora()
def on_btnExtractAllCorpora_mouseClick(self, event):
self.ExtractAllCorpora()
def ExtractSomeCorpora(self):
"""Extracts the segments of the LanguagePairs indicated in the file "LanguagePairs.txt" located in the program's root directory
@self.presentfile: TMX file being currently processed
@self.numtus: number of translation units extracted so far
@currdir: current working directory of the program
@pairsoflanguages: list of the pairs of language that are going to be processed
@self.languages: list of languages whose segments can be processed
@numcorpora: number of language pair being processed
@self.inputdir: directory whose files will be treated
@self.outputfile: base name of the resulting corpora files
@self.errors:output file indicating the types of error that occurred in each processed TMX file
@self.startinglanguage: something like 'EN-GB'
@self.destinationlanguage: something like 'FR-FR'
@lang1: code of the starting language
@lang2: code of the destination language
@self.errortypes: variable that stocks the types of errors detected in the TMX file that is being processed
@self.wroteactions: variable that indicates whether the actions files has already been written to
"""
print 'Extract Some Corpora: started at '+strftime('%H-%M-%S')
self.presentfile=''
self.numtus=0
currdir=os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(os.path.realpath(sys.argv[0])))
#... load the file ("LanguageCodes.txt") with the list of languages that the program can process
try:
pairsoflanguages=open(currdir+os.sep+r'LanguagePairs.txt','r+').readlines()
except:
# If the languages file doesn't exist in the program directory, alert user that it is essential for the good working of the program and exit
result = dialog.alertDialog(self, 'The file "LanguagePairs.txt" is missing. The program will now close.', 'Essential file missing')
sys.exit()
#remove end of line marker from each line in "LanguageCodes.txt"
if pairsoflanguages:
for item in range(len(pairsoflanguages)):
pairsoflanguages[item]=pairsoflanguages[item].strip()
pos=pairsoflanguages[item].find("/")
pairsoflanguages[item]=(pairsoflanguages[item][:pos],pairsoflanguages[item][pos+1:])
else:
# If the languages file is empty, alert user that it is essential for the good working of the program and exit
result = dialog.alertDialog(self, 'The file "LanguagePairs.txt" is an essential file and is empty. The program will now close.', 'Empty file')
sys.exit()
#if the directory where TMX files (@inputdir) or the base name of the output files were not previously chosen, open a dialog box explaining
#the conditions that have to be met so that the extraction can be made and do nothing...
if (self.inputdir=='') or (self.outputfile==''):
result = dialog.alertDialog(self, 'In order to extract all corpora, you need to:\n\n 1) indicate the directory where the TMX files are, and\n ' \
+ '2) the base name of the output files.', 'Error')
#...else, go ahead
else:
numcorpora=0
for (lang1,lang2) in pairsoflanguages:
if lang1<>lang2:
print lang1+'/'+lang2+' corpus being created...'
self.errortypes=''
numcorpora=numcorpora+1
#get the startinglanguage code (e.g.: "EN-GB")
self.startinglanguage=lang1
#get the destinationlanguage code
self.destinationlanguage=lang2
try:
self.errors=open(self.outputpath+os.sep+'_processing_info'+os.sep+self.startinglanguage+ '-'+self.destinationlanguage+'_'+'errors.txt','w+')
except:
pass
self.statusBar.text='Language pair '+str(numcorpora)+' being processed. Please wait.'
#Launch the segment extraction
self.numtus=0
self.wroteactions=False
self.getallsegments()
# if any error up to now, add the name of the TMX file to the output file @errors
if self.errortypes:
try:
self.errors.write(self.presentfile.encode('utf_8','replace')+':\n'+self.errortypes.encode('utf_8','replace'))
except:
pass
try:
self.errors.close()
except:
pass
else:
result = dialog.alertDialog(self, 'A bilingual corpus involves two different languages. The pair "'+lang1+'/'+lang2 + \
'" will not be processed.', 'Alert')
self.statusBar.text='Processing finished.'
#Open dialog box telling that processing is finished and where can the resulting files be found
self.inputdir=''
self.outputfile=''
self.outputpath=''
print 'Extract Some Corpora: finished at '+strftime('%H-%M-%S')
result = dialog.alertDialog(self, 'Results found in: '+ self.outputpath+'.', 'Processing done')
def on_menuFileExtractSomeCorpora_select(self, event):
self.ExtractSomeCorpora()
def on_btnExtractSomeCorpora_mouseClick(self, event):
self.ExtractSomeCorpora()
def on_menuHelpHelp_select(self, event):
try:
f = open('_READ_ME_FIRST.txt', "r")
msg = f.read()
result = dialog.scrolledMessageDialog(self, msg, 'readme.txt')
except:
result = dialog.alertDialog(self, 'Help file missing', 'Problem with the Help file')
if __name__ == '__main__':
app = model.Application(Extract_TMX_Corpus)
app.MainLoop()

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{'application':{'type':'Application',
'name':'Extract_TMX_Corpus',
'backgrounds': [
{'type':'Background',
'name':'bgExtract_TMX_Corpus',
'title':u'Extract_TMX_Corpus',
'size':(275, 410),
'statusBar':1,
'menubar': {'type':'MenuBar',
'menus': [
{'type':'Menu',
'name':'menuFile',
'label':'&File',
'items': [
{'type':'MenuItem',
'name':'menuFileSelectDirectory',
'label':u'Select &input/output directory...\tCtrl+I',
'command':'SelectListOfDirectories',
},
{'type':'MenuItem',
'name':'menuGetOutputFileBaseName',
'label':u'Get &output file base name...\tCtrl+O',
'command':'GetOutputFileBaseName',
},
{'type':'MenuItem',
'name':'fileSep1',
'label':'-',
},
{'type':'MenuItem',
'name':'menuFileExtractCorpus',
'label':u'&Extract corpus\tCtrl+E',
'command':'ExtractCorpus',
},
{'type':'MenuItem',
'name':'menuFileExtractSomeCorpora',
'label':u'Extract &some corpora\tCtrl+S',
'command':'ExtractSomeCorpora',
},
{'type':'MenuItem',
'name':'menuFileExtractAllCorpora',
'label':u'Extract &all corpora\tCtrl+A',
'command':'ExtractAllCorpora',
},
{'type':'MenuItem',
'name':'fileSep2',
'label':u'-',
},
{'type':'MenuItem',
'name':'menuFileExit',
'label':'E&xit\tAlt+X',
'command':'Doexit',
},
]
},
{'type':'Menu',
'name':'menuHelp',
'label':u'&Help',
'items': [
{'type':'MenuItem',
'name':'menuHelpHelp',
'label':u'&Help...\tCtrl+H',
},
]
},
]
},
'components': [
{'type':'Button',
'name':'btnExtractSomeCorpora',
'position':(18, 267),
'size':(225, 25),
'font':{'faceName': u'Arial', 'family': 'sansSerif', 'size': 10},
'label':u'Extract some corpora',
},
{'type':'Button',
'name':'btnExtractAllCorpora',
'position':(18, 233),
'size':(225, 25),
'font':{'faceName': u'Arial', 'family': 'sansSerif', 'size': 10},
'label':u'Extract all corpora',
},
{'type':'StaticText',
'name':'StaticText3',
'position':(18, 107),
'font':{'faceName': u'Arial', 'family': 'sansSerif', 'size': 10},
'text':u'Destination Language:',
},
{'type':'ComboBox',
'name':'cbDestinationLanguage',
'position':(18, 129),
'size':(225, -1),
'items':[],
},
{'type':'Button',
'name':'btnSelectDirectory',
'position':(18, 19),
'size':(225, 25),
'font':{'faceName': u'Arial', 'family': 'sansSerif', 'size': 10},
'label':u'Select input / output directory...',
},
{'type':'ComboBox',
'name':'cbStartingLanguage',
'position':(18, 74),
'size':(225, -1),
'items':[u'DE-PT', u'EN-PT', u'ES-PT', u'FR-PT'],
},
{'type':'Button',
'name':'btnGetOutputFileBaseName',
'position':(18, 166),
'size':(225, 25),
'font':{'faceName': u'Arial', 'family': 'sansSerif', 'size': 10},
'label':u'Select base name of output file...',
},
{'type':'Button',
'name':'btnExtractCorpus',
'position':(18, 200),
'size':(225, 25),
'font':{'faceName': u'Arial', 'family': 'sansSerif', 'size': 10},
'label':u'Extract one corpus',
},
{'type':'StaticText',
'name':'StaticText1',
'position':(18, 53),
'font':{'faceName': u'Arial', 'family': 'sansSerif', 'size': 10},
'text':u'Starting Language:',
},
] # end components
} # end background
] # end backgrounds
} }

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BG-01
CS-01
DA-01
DE-DE
EL-01
EN-GB
ES-ES
ET-01
FI-01
FR-FR
HU-01
IT-IT
LT-01
LV-01
MT-01
NL-NL
PL-01
PT-PT
RO-RO
SK-01
SL-01
SV-SE

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BG-01/CS-01
FR-FR/PT-PT
EN-GB/LT-01

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Summary:
PURPOSE
PERFORMANCE
REQUIREMENTS
INSTALLATION
HOW TO USE
GETTING THE RESULTS
THANKS
LICENSE
********************************************************************************
PURPOSE:
********************************************************************************
This is the MS Windows and Linux version (tested with Ubuntu 10.10 and 11.04)
of Extract_Tmx_Corpus_1.044.
Extract_Tmx_Corpus_1.044 was created initially as a Windows program (tested in
Windows 7, Vista and XP) with a view to enable translators not necessarily with
a deep knowledge of linguistic tools to create highly customised corpora that
can be used with the Moses machine translation system and with other systems.
Some users call it "et cetera", playing a bit with its initials (ETC) and
meaning that it can treat a never-ending number of files.
In order to create corpora that are most useful to train machine translation
systems, one should strive to include segments that are relevant for the task in
hand. One of the ways of finding such segments could involve the usage of
previous translation memory files (TMX files). This way the corpora could be
customised for the person or for the type of task in question. The present
program uses such files as input.
The program can create strictly aligned corpora for a single pair of languages,
several pairs of languages or all the pairs of languages contained in the TMX
files.
The program creates 2 separate files (UTF-8 format; Unix line endings) for each
language pair that it processes: one for the starting language and another for
the destination language. The lines of a given TMX translation unit are placed
in strictly the same line in both files. The program suppresses empty TMX
translation units, as well as those where the text for the first language is the
same as that of the second language (like translation units consisting solely of
numbers, or those in which the first language segment has not been translated
into the second language). If you are interested in another format of corpus, it
should be relatively easy to adapt this format to the format you are interested
in.
The program also informs about errors that might occur during processing and
creates a file that lists the name(s) of the TMX files that caused them, as well
as a separate one listing the files successfully treated and the number of
segments extracted for the language pair.
********************************************************************************
REQUIREMENTS:
********************************************************************************
The program requires the following to be pre-installed in your computer:
1) Python 2.5 or higher (The program has been tested on Python 2.5 to 2.7.)
Windows users download and install from http://www.python.org/download/
Ubuntu users can use the pre-installed Python distribution
2) wxPython 2.8 or higher
Windows users download and install the Unicode version from
http://www.wxpython.org/download.php
Ubuntu users install with:
sudo apt-get install python-wxtools
3) Pythoncard 0.8.2 or higher
Windows users download and install
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pythoncard/files/PythonCard/0.8.2/PythonCard-0.8.2.win32.exe/download
Ubuntu/Debian users install with:
sudo apt-get install pythoncard
********************************************************************************
INSTALLATION:
********************************************************************************
Windows users:
1) Download the Extract_TMX_Corpus_1.041.exe file
2) Double-click Extract_TMX_Corpus_1.041.exe and follow the wizard's
instructions.
NOTE: Windows Vista users, to run the installation programs, by right-click on
the installation file in Windows Explorer and choose "Execute as administrator"
in the contextual menu.
Ubuntu users:
1) Download the Moses2TMX.tgz compressed file to a directory of your choice.
2) Expand the compressed file and run from the expanded directory.
***IMPORTANT***: Never erase the file "LanguageCodes.txt" in that directory. It
is necessary for telling the program the languages that it has to process. If
your TMX files use language codes that are different from those contained in
this file, please replace the codes contained in the file with the codes used in
your TMX files. You can always add or delete new codes to this file (when the
program is not running).
********************************************************************************
HOW TO USE:
********************************************************************************
1) Create a directory where you will copy the TMX files that you want to
process.
2) Copy the TMX files to that directory.
Note: If you do not have TMX files, try the following site:
http://langtech.jrc.it/DGT-TM.html#Download. It contains the European Union
DGT's Translation Memory, containing legislative documents of the European
Union. For more details, see http://wt.jrc.it/lt/Acquis/DGT_TU_1.0/data/. These
files are compressed in zip format and need to be unzipped before they can be
used.
3) Launch the program.
4) Operate on the main window of the program in the direction from top to
bottom:
a) Click the "Select input/output directory" button to tell the root
directory where the TMX files are (this directory can have subdirectories,
all of which will also be processed), as well as where the output files
produced by the program will be placed;
NOTE: Please take note of this directory because the result files will also
be placed there.
b) In case you want to extract a ***single*** pair of languages, choose them
in the "Starting Language" and "Destination Language" comboboxes. Do nothing
if you want to extract more than one pair of languages.
c) Click the "Select base name of output file" button and choose a base name
for the output files (default: "Corpus.txt").
Note: This base name is used to compose the names of the output files, which
will also include the names of the starting and destination languages. If
you accept the default "Corpus.txt" and choose "EN-GB" as starting language
and "PT-PT" as destination language, for that corpus pair the respective
corpora files will be named, respectively, "EN-GB (PT-PT)_Corpus.txt" and
"PT-PT (EN-GB)_Corpus.txt".
***TIP***: The base name is useful for getting different names for different
corpora of the same language.
d) Click one (***just one***) of the following buttons:
- "Extract one corpus": this creates a single pair of strictly aligned
corpora in the languages chosen in the "Starting Language" and
"Destination Language" comboboxes;
- "Extract all corpora": this extracts all the combination pairs of
languages for all the languages available in the "Starting Language" and
"Destination language" comboboxes; if a language pair does not have
segments of both languages in all of the translation units of all the
TMX files, the result will be two empty corpora files for that language
pair. If, however, there is just a single relevant translation unit, the
corpus won't be empty.
- "Extract some corpora": this extracts the pairs of languages listed in
the file "LanguagePairs.txt". Each line of this file has the following
structure:
{Starting Language}/{Destination Language}.
Here is an example of a file with 2 lines:
EN-GB/PT-PT
FR-FR/PT-PT
This will create corpora for 4 pairs of languages: EN-PT, PT-EN and FR-PT and
PT-FR. A sample "LanguagePairs.txt" comes with the program to serve as an
example. Customise it to your needs respecting the syntax described above.
NOTE: Never erase the "LanguagePairs.txt" file and always make sure that each
pair of languages that you choose does exist in your TMX files. Otherwise, you
won't get any results.
The "Extract some corpora" and "Extract all corpora" functions are particularly
useful if you want to prepare corpora for several or many language pairs. If
your TMX files have translation units in all of the languages you are interested
in, put them in a single directory (it can have subdirectories) and use those
functions!
********************************************************************************
GETTING THE RESULTS:
********************************************************************************
The results are the aligned corpora files, as well as other files indicating how
well the processing was done.
When the processing is finished, you will find the corpora files in the
directory you have chosen when you selected "Select input/output directory". In
the "_processing_info" subdirectory of that directory you will find one or more
*errors.txt file(s), listing the name of the TMX files that caused an error, and
*actions.txt file(s), listing the files that were successfully processed as well
as the number of translation units extracted.
If you ask for the extraction of several corpora at once, you'll get lots of
corpora files. If you feel somewhat confused by that abundance, please note 2
things:
a) If you sort the files by order of modified date, you'll reconstitute the
chronological order in which the corpora were made (corpora are always made in
pairs one after the other);
b) The name of the corpora file has the following structure:
{Language of the segments} ({Language with which they are aligned})_{Base name
of the corpus}.txt
Example: the file "BG-01 (MT-01)_Corpus.txt" has segments in the BG-01
(Bulgarian) language that also have a translation in the MT-01 (Maltese)
language and corresponds to the corpus whose base name is "Corpus.txt". There
should be an equivalent "MT-01 (BG-01)_Corpus.txt", this time with all the
Maltese segments that have a translation in Bulgarian. Together, these 2 files
constitute an aligned corpus ready to be fed to Moses.
You can now feed Moses your customised corpora :-)
********************************************************************************
PERFORMANCE:
********************************************************************************
The program can process very large numbers of TMX files (tens of thousands or
more). It can also process extremely big TMX files (500 MB or more; it
successfully processed a 2,3 GB file). The extraction of the corpus of a pair of
languages in a very large (6,15 GB) set of TMX files took approximately 45
minutes in an Intel Core 2 Solo U3500 computer @ 1.4 GHz with 4 GB RAM.
The starting language and the destination language segments can be in any order
in the TMX files (e.g., the starting language segment may be found either before
or after the destination language segment in one, several or all translation
units of the TMX file).
The program accepts and preserves text in any language (including special
diacritical characters), but has only been tested with European Union official
languages.
********************************************************************************
THANKS:
********************************************************************************
Thanks to Gary Daine, who pointed out a way to improve one of the regex
expressions used in the code.
********************************************************************************
LICENSE:
********************************************************************************
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation (version 3 of the License).
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.

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BG-01
CS-01
DA-01
DE-DE
EL-01
EN-GB
ES-ES
ET-01
FI-01
FR-FR
HU-01
IT-IT
LT-01
LV-01
MT-01
NL-NL
PL-01
PT-PT
RO-RO
SK-01
SL-01
SV-SE

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#! /usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf_8 -*-
"""This program is used to prepare TMX files from corpora composed of 2 files for each language pair,
where the position of a segment in the first language file is exactly the same as in the second
language file.
The program requires that Pythoncard and wxPython (as well as Python) be previously installed.
Copyright 2009, 2010 João Luís A. C. Rosas
Distributed under GNU GPL v3 licence (see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/)
E-mail: joao.luis.rosas@gmail.com """
__version__ = "$Revision: 1.033$"
__date__ = "$Date: 2010/02/25$"
__author__="$João Luís A. C. Rosas$"
from PythonCard import clipboard, dialog, graphic, model
from PythonCard.components import button, combobox,statictext,checkbox,staticbox
import wx
import os, re
import string
import sys
from time import strftime
import codecs
class Moses2TMX(model.Background):
def on_initialize(self, event):
self.inputdir=''
#Get directory where program file is and ...
currdir=os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(os.path.realpath(sys.argv[0])))
#... load the file ("LanguageCodes.txt") with the list of languages that the program can process
try:
self.languages=open(currdir+os.sep+r'LanguageCodes.txt','r+').readlines()
except:
# If the languages file doesn't exist in the program directory, alert user that it is essential for the good working of the program and exit
result = dialog.alertDialog(self, 'The file "LanguageCodes.txt" is missing. The program will now close.', 'Essential file missing')
sys.exit()
#remove end of line marker from each line in "LanguageCodes.txt"
for lang in range(len(self.languages)):
self.languages[lang]=self.languages[lang].rstrip()
self.lang1code=''
self.lang2code=''
#Insert list of language names in appropriate program window's combo boxes
self.components.cbStartingLanguage.items=self.languages
self.components.cbDestinationLanguage.items=self.languages
def CreateTMX(self, name):
print 'Started at '+strftime('%H-%M-%S')
#get the startinglanguage name (e.g.: "EN-GB") from the program window
self.lang1code=self.components.cbStartingLanguage.text
#get the destinationlanguage name from the program window
self.lang2code=self.components.cbDestinationLanguage.text
print name+'.'+self.lang2code[:2].lower()
e=codecs.open(name,'r',"utf-8","strict")
f=codecs.open(name+'.'+self.lang2code[:2].lower()+'.moses','r',"utf-8","strict")
a=codecs.open(name+'.tmp','w',"utf-8","strict")
b=codecs.open(name+'.'+self.lang2code[:2].lower()+'.moses.tmp','w',"utf-8","strict")
for line in e:
if line.strip():
a.write(line)
for line in f:
if line.strip():
b.write(line)
a=codecs.open(name+'.tmp','r',"utf-8","strict")
b=codecs.open(name+'.'+self.lang2code[:2].lower()+'.moses.tmp','r',"utf-8","strict")
g=codecs.open(name+'.tmx','w','utf-16','strict')
g.write('<?xml version="1.0" ?>\n<!DOCTYPE tmx SYSTEM "tmx14.dtd">\n<tmx version="version 1.4">\n\n<header\ncreationtool="moses2tmx"\ncreationtoolversion="1.032"\nsegtype="sentence"\ndatatype="PlainText"\nadminlang="EN-US"\nsrclang="'+self.lang1code+'"\n>\n</header>\n\n<body>\n')
parar=0
while True:
self.ling1segm=a.readline().strip()
self.ling2segm=b.readline().strip()
if not self.ling1segm:
break
elif not self.ling2segm:
break
else:
try:
g.write('<tu creationid="MT!">\n<prop type="Txt::Translator">Moses</prop>\n<tuv xml:lang="'+self.lang1code+'">\n<seg>'+self.ling1segm+'</seg>\n</tuv>\n<tuv xml:lang="'+self.lang2code+ \
'">\n<seg>'+self.ling2segm+'</seg>\n</tuv>\n</tu>\n\n')
except:
pass
a.close()
b.close()
e.close()
f.close()
g.write('</body>\n</tmx>\n')
g.close()
#os.remove(name)
#os.remove(name+'.'+self.lang2code[:2].lower()+'.moses')
os.remove(name+'.tmp')
os.remove(name+'.'+self.lang2code[:2].lower()+'.moses.tmp')
def createTMXs(self):
try:
# Get a list of all TMX files that need to be processed
fileslist=self.locate('*.moses',self.inputdir)
except:
# if any error up to now, add the name of the TMX file to the output file @errors
self.errortypes=self.errortypes+' - Get All Segments: creation of output files error\n'
if fileslist:
# For each relevant TMX file ...
for self.presentfile in fileslist:
filename=self.presentfile[:-9]
#print filename
self.CreateTMX(filename)
print 'Finished at '+strftime('%H-%M-%S')
result = dialog.alertDialog(self, 'Processing done.', 'Processing Done')
def on_btnCreateTMX_mouseClick(self, event):
self.createTMXs()
def on_menuFileCreateTMXFiles_select(self, event):
self.createTMXs()
def on_btnSelectLang1File_mouseClick(self, event):
self.input1=self.GetInputFileName()
def on_btnSelectLang2File_mouseClick(self, event):
self.input2=self.GetInputFileName()
def locate(self,pattern, basedir):
"""Locate all files matching supplied filename pattern in and below
supplied root directory.
@pattern: something like '*.tmx'
@basedir:whole directory to be treated
"""
import fnmatch
for path, dirs, files in os.walk(os.path.abspath(basedir)):
for filename in fnmatch.filter(files, pattern):
yield os.path.join(path, filename)
def SelectDirectory(self):
"""Select the directory where the files to be processed are
@result: object returned by the dialog window with attributes accepted (true if user clicked OK button, false otherwise) and
path (list of strings containing the full pathnames to all files selected by the user)
@self.inputdir: directory where files to be processed are (and where output files will be written)
@self.statusBar.text: text displayed in the program window status bar"""
result= dialog.directoryDialog(self, 'Choose a directory', 'a')
if result.accepted:
self.inputdir=result.path
self.statusBar.text=self.inputdir+' selected.'
def on_menuFileSelectDirectory_select(self, event):
self.SelectDirectory()
def on_btnSelectDirectory_mouseClick(self, event):
self.SelectDirectory()
def on_menuHelpShowHelp_select(self, event):
f = open('_READ_ME_FIRST.txt', "r")
msg = f.read()
result = dialog.scrolledMessageDialog(self, msg, '_READ_ME_FIRST.txt')
def on_menuFileExit_select(self, event):
sys.exit()
if __name__ == '__main__':
app = model.Application(Moses2TMX)
app.MainLoop()

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{'application':{'type':'Application',
'name':'Moses2TMX',
'backgrounds': [
{'type':'Background',
'name':'bgMoses2TMX',
'title':u'Moses2TMX-1.032',
'size':(277, 307),
'statusBar':1,
'menubar': {'type':'MenuBar',
'menus': [
{'type':'Menu',
'name':'menuFile',
'label':u'&File',
'items': [
{'type':'MenuItem',
'name':'menuFileSelectDirectory',
'label':u'Select &Directory ...\tAlt+D',
},
{'type':'MenuItem',
'name':'menuFileCreateTMXFiles',
'label':u'&Create TMX Files\tAlt+C',
},
{'type':'MenuItem',
'name':'Sep1',
'label':u'-',
},
{'type':'MenuItem',
'name':'menuFileExit',
'label':u'&Exit\tAlt+E',
},
]
},
{'type':'Menu',
'name':'menuHelp',
'label':u'&Help',
'items': [
{'type':'MenuItem',
'name':'menuHelpShowHelp',
'label':u'&Show Help\tAlt+S',
},
]
},
]
},
'components': [
{'type':'Button',
'name':'btnSelectDirectory',
'position':(15, 15),
'size':(225, 25),
'font':{'faceName': u'Arial', 'family': 'sansSerif', 'size': 10},
'label':u'Select Directory ...',
},
{'type':'StaticText',
'name':'StaticText3',
'position':(17, 106),
'font':{'faceName': u'Arial', 'family': 'sansSerif', 'size': 10},
'text':u'Target Language:',
},
{'type':'ComboBox',
'name':'cbStartingLanguage',
'position':(18, 75),
'size':(70, -1),
'items':[],
},
{'type':'ComboBox',
'name':'cbDestinationLanguage',
'position':(17, 123),
'size':(70, -1),
'items':[u'DE-PT', u'EN-PT', u'ES-PT', u'FR-PT'],
},
{'type':'Button',
'name':'btnCreateTMX',
'position':(20, 160),
'size':(225, 25),
'font':{'faceName': u'Arial', 'family': 'sansSerif', 'size': 10},
'label':u'Create TMX Files',
},
{'type':'StaticText',
'name':'StaticText1',
'position':(18, 56),
'font':{'faceName': u'Arial', 'family': 'sansSerif', 'size': 10},
'text':u'Source Language:',
},
] # end components
} # end background
] # end backgrounds
} }

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Summary:
PURPOSE
REQUIREMENTS
INSTALLATION
HOW TO USE
LICENSE
********************************************************************************
PURPOSE:
********************************************************************************
This is the MS Windows and Linux version (tested with Ubuntu 10.10 and 11.04) of
Moses2TMX 1.033.
Moses2TMX started as a Windows program (tested on Windows7, Vista and XP) that
enables translators not necessarily with a deep knowledge of linguistic tools to
create TMX files from a Moses corpus or from any other corpus made up of 2
separate files, one for the source language and another for the target language,
whose lines are strictly aligned.
The program processes a whole directory containing source language and
corresponding target language documents and creates 1 TMX file (UTF-16 format;
Windows line endings) for each document pair that it processes.
The program accepts and preserves text in any language (including special
diacritical characters), but has only been tested with European Union official
languages.
The program is specifically intended to work with the output of a series of
Linux scripts together called Moses-for-Mere-Mortals.
********************************************************************************
REQUIREMENTS:
********************************************************************************
The program requires the following to be pre-installed in your computer:
1) Python 2.5 or higher (The program has been tested on Python 2.5 to 2.7)
Windows users download and install from http://www.python.org/download/
Ubuntu users can use the pre-installed Python distribution
2) wxPython 2.8 or higher
Windows users download and install the Unicode version from
http://www.wxpython.org/download.php
Ubuntu users install with: sudo apt-get install python-wxtools
3) Pythoncard 0.8.2 or higher
Windows users download and install
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pythoncard/files/PythonCard/0.8.2/PythonCard-0.8.2.win32.exe/download
Ubuntu users install with: sudo apt-get install pythoncard
********************************************************************************
INSTALLATION:
********************************************************************************
Windows users:
1) Download the Moses2TMX.exe file to a directory of your choice.
2) Double-click Moses2TMX.exe and follow the wizard's instructions.
NOTE: Windows Vista users, to run the installation programs, by right-click on
the installation file in Windows Explorer and choose "Execute as administrator"
in the contextual menu.
Ubuntu users:
1) Download the Moses2TMX.tgz compressed file to a directory of your choice.
2) Expand the compressed file and run from the expanded directory.
***IMPORTANT***: Never erase the file "LanguageCodes.txt" in that directory. It
is necessary for telling the program the languages that it has to process. If
your TMX files use language codes that are different from those contained in
this file, please replace the codes contained in the file with the codes used in
your TMX files. You can always add or delete new codes to this file (when the
program is not running).
********************************************************************************
HOW TO USE:
********************************************************************************
1) Create a directory where you will copy the files that you want to process.
2) Copy the source and target language documents that you want to process to
that directory.
NOTE YOU HAVE TO RESPECT SOME NAMING CONVENTIONS IN ORDER TO BE ABLE TO USE
THIS PROGRAM:
a) the target documents have to have follow the following convention:
{basename}.{abbreviation of target language}.moses
where {abbreviation of target language} is a ***2 character*** string
containing the lowercased first 2 characters of any of the language
codes present in the LanguageCodes.txt (present in the base directory of
Moses2TMX)
Example: If {basename} = "200000" and the target language has a code
"EN-GB" in the LanguageCodes.txt, then the name of the target file
should be "200000.en.moses"
b) the source language document should have the name:
{basename}
Example: continuing the preceding example, the name of the corresponding
source document should be "200000".
3) Launch the program as indicated above in the "Launching the program" section.
4) Operate on the main window of the program in the direction from top to
bottom:
a) Click the "Select Directory..." button to indicate the directory
containing all the source and corresponding target documents that you want
to process;
b) Indicate the languages of your files refers to in the "Source Language"
and "Target Language" comboboxes;
c) Click the Create TMX Files button.
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LICENSE:
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This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation (version 3 of the License).
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.

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IN NO EVENT UNLESS REQUIRED BY APPLICABLE LAW OR AGREED TO IN WRITING
WILL ANY COPYRIGHT HOLDER, OR ANY OTHER PARTY WHO MODIFIES AND/OR CONVEYS
THE PROGRAM AS PERMITTED ABOVE, BE LIABLE TO YOU FOR DAMAGES, INCLUDING ANY
GENERAL, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF THE
USE OR INABILITY TO USE THE PROGRAM (INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOSS OF
DATA OR DATA BEING RENDERED INACCURATE OR LOSSES SUSTAINED BY YOU OR THIRD
PARTIES OR A FAILURE OF THE PROGRAM TO OPERATE WITH ANY OTHER PROGRAMS),
EVEN IF SUCH HOLDER OR OTHER PARTY HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF
SUCH DAMAGES.
17. Interpretation of Sections 15 and 16.
If the disclaimer of warranty and limitation of liability provided
above cannot be given local legal effect according to their terms,
reviewing courts shall apply local law that most closely approximates
an absolute waiver of all civil liability in connection with the
Program, unless a warranty or assumption of liability accompanies a
copy of the Program in return for a fee.
END OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS
How to Apply These Terms to Your New Programs
If you develop a new program, and you want it to be of the greatest
possible use to the public, the best way to achieve this is to make it
free software which everyone can redistribute and change under these terms.
To do so, attach the following notices to the program. It is safest
to attach them to the start of each source file to most effectively
state the exclusion of warranty; and each file should have at least
the "copyright" line and a pointer to where the full notice is found.
<one line to give the program's name and a brief idea of what it does.>
Copyright (C) <year> <name of author>
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
Also add information on how to contact you by electronic and paper mail.
If the program does terminal interaction, make it output a short
notice like this when it starts in an interactive mode:
<program> Copyright (C) <year> <name of author>
This program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for details type `show w'.
This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it
under certain conditions; type `show c' for details.
The hypothetical commands `show w' and `show c' should show the appropriate
parts of the General Public License. Of course, your program's commands
might be different; for a GUI interface, you would use an "about box".
You should also get your employer (if you work as a programmer) or school,
if any, to sign a "copyright disclaimer" for the program, if necessary.
For more information on this, and how to apply and follow the GNU GPL, see
<http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
The GNU General Public License does not permit incorporating your program
into proprietary programs. If your program is a subroutine library, you
may consider it more useful to permit linking proprietary applications with
the library. If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Lesser General
Public License instead of this License. But first, please read
<http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/why-not-lgpl.html>.