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Philippe Tourigny 2022-08-26 22:37:45 +09:00
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@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ A number of years ago, I managed to gradually introduce _OmegaT_ in my workplace
The change in workflow resulting from the use of _OmegaT_ also led to more opportunities to automate various pre- or post-processing tasks needed to make efficient use of CAT.
The first scripts and macros ([detailed here for the curious](https://codeberg.org/Kazephil/Little_CAT_Tools/wiki/Detailed_backstory)) I wrote centered around highly specific tasks targeting specific jobs. Over time, however, I also wrote a few scripts with more general applicability. They tended to be written linearly, with user names or similar information hardcoded into the scripts, and a lot of duplicate code copied and pasted from one script to another (most notably the code to bring up a dialog to select a file or folder).
The first scripts and macros ([described here for the curious](https://codeberg.org/Kazephil/Little_CAT_Tools/wiki/Detailed_backstory)) I wrote centered around highly specific tasks targeting specific jobs. Over time, however, I also wrote a few scripts with more general applicability. They tended to be written linearly, with user names or similar information hardcoded into the scripts, and a lot of duplicate code copied and pasted from one script to another (most notably the code to bring up a dialog to select a file or folder).
Essentially, the scripts were cobbled together in a hurry to address an immediate need, with the intention of going back and cleaning them up "when I had time".