Poedit searches for suggested translations in a vast online database, combines them with your personal translation memory and adds state-of-the-art machine translation into the mix. Or better yet, pre-translate the entire file at once and then only correct and finalize the translations. The Pro version suggests possible translations that you can use with a single keystroke. Poedit's word count is language-aware, conforms to the latest Unicode Standard and has built-in, dictionary-based support for text in languages such as Chinese, Japanese or Thai. Professionals need statistics to get paid. Poedit has dedicated support for WordPress themes and plugins, allowing you to focus on the translation instead of worrying about the technical details. It may be too simple for more complicated projects, but most of the time, that simplicity comes handy. Over time, it learns enough to fill in frequently used strings for you.ĭevelopers can use Poedit to maintain their translation files (or templates) and keep them fresh. It remembers your past translations and uses them to make suggestions for similar texts. Poedit comes with a builtin translation memory to help you translate faster. Not to worry, though, Poedit checks for common problems and warns you.
One accidentally added % may break things if you're unlucky. Just you and the translation, no distractions. Poedit is intentionally spartan so that the focus is on the translation you're working on. Gettext is used widely, in many programming languages and many projects - from WordPress to many PHP projects, Django or pretty much anything on Linux. Write translations for any software or web site that uses Gettext for localization. Starting with v2.3, it can do the same for Volt.The best editor for translating apps and sites (that use gettext).
Poedit Pro already had a solution for the same problem with Twig templates for a couple of years. here on the forum) that sometimes missed some strings and was somewhat hard to setup. Up until now, extracting translations from Volt templates into PO files involved some fragile hacks (see e.g. I have released a new version of Poedit, the translation editor that is commonly used to handle gettext translations and in particular used to extract them from source code: Václav Slavík, the owner of Poedit has recently released version 2.3.įor those that do not know, Poedit is a very handy editor for translating content that is stored in po files.
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