'unexpected token ' error during *.sdlppx import Thread poster: Peter Zauner
| Peter Zauner Australia Local time: 19:47 Member (2010) German to English + ... Moderator of this forum
All, I am using memoQ 7.8.4. On a recent job, a customer sent me a *.sdlppx file, which I imported using the "Import Package" function. The customer had packaged two *.docx files and a TM. However, while one of the two *.docx files imported correctly, the other one failed to import. The error message read: '10' is an unexpected token, The expected token is "" or "". Line 1, position 10. At the time, I didn’t understand what this meant and my customer's project m... See more All, I am using memoQ 7.8.4. On a recent job, a customer sent me a *.sdlppx file, which I imported using the "Import Package" function. The customer had packaged two *.docx files and a TM. However, while one of the two *.docx files imported correctly, the other one failed to import. The error message read: '10' is an unexpected token, The expected token is "" or "". Line 1, position 10. At the time, I didn’t understand what this meant and my customer's project manager didn't know what to do either. As a result, after translating the one *.docx file that imported correctly, I was not able to export a *.sdlrpx package. Instead, the 'Export (stored path)' and 'Export Dialog' options both created a *.docx file. I have since found this thread (https://bel.proz.com/forum/sdl_trados_support/191768-unexpected_token.html) and have concluded that the 'unexpected token ' error comes from SDL and should have been resolved in the source *.docx file before creating the *.sdlppx. Is this correct? I probably should have never accepted the job until the PM had fixed this error. A related question is: When I used the 'Export Bilingual - option memoQ XLIFF [Plain XLIFF for other tools]' option, MemoQ created a *. mqxliff file, that the PM could not open. Why is a supposedly 'plain XLIFF for other tools', named *. mqxliff? Could it be converted to a truly 'plain' XLIFF that the PM can open in SDL? Any comments are highly welcome. Thank you, Peter
[Edited at 2019-01-28 12:18 GMT] ▲ Collapse | | | Andriy Yasharov Ukraine Local time: 10:47 Member (2008) English to Russian + ... extension .xlf is needed | Jan 27, 2019 |
Peter Zauner wrote: Could to be converted to a truly 'plain' XLIFF that the PM can open in SDL? When using 'Export Bilingual - option memoQ XLIFF' save your file with extension .xlf instead of *. mqxliff or change the file extension after the export. Then Studio will be able to open that file.
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