Xliff Editor

v2.9.14 is available in the App Store now and should fix this,
apologies for the inconvenience
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@MC could you send me a copy of a file which causes the crashing. a copy of the crash report would also be useful, you can find any crashes here:
~/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports

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@CDL unfortunately there is no way to currently do that in Xliff Editor
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@littlefrog this is fixed in v2.8.5. You can update the version from my store now. The App Store version needs to be reviewed by Apple before it will be released.
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@cguardiam [email protected]
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@wardatazi are you able to send me a copy of a file which does not work:
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do you have a file you could send me to debug with?
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Ive re-emailed your license
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@SweetP OK, thanks.

@SweetP Great. Thanks, Russell.

I haven't installed Xcode 11 yet...
Ill have a look later today

v2.0.7 is available now and this is now an option in Preferences - which is disabled by default
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can you let me know if this version works for you:
https://cl.ly/1m410x1D332o

You can reset Xliff Editor by deleting this folder:
~/Library/Containers/com.sweetpproductions.Xliff-Editor

also, if you could please look in this folder, and send me any crash reports:
~/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports/

so I have the crashing fixed, but only by ignoring the data which is causing the crash...
This will result in an incomplete translated file...
Im seeing how easy it is to implement a better solution now.

but, could you email me, so i can send you a test build to see if the translated file is still readable by the app you used to generate it.

[email protected]

Hi Fanny,

changes should be saved automatically,
any chance you could send me a copy of one of the xliff files you are having trouble with:
[email protected]

crash reports will maybe be located here:
~/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports/