[此帖也发布在 PT-Supporters 版块;我更希望在这里得到回复。]
几个月前,我们翻译团队的一位经理(一位当地 SIL 合作伙伴)决定,他应该创建所有我们尚未开始工作的书籍。由于我们正在翻译新约(NT),而新约中引用了旧约(OT),我们项目中的外国释经学者希望在将来翻译这些旧约书卷时,能够针对旧约经文撰写笔记(Notes)以供日后参考。如果书籍尚未创建,他们就无法做到这一点。因此,他们决定简单地创建所有正典书籍。
我对这个决定不太满意,因为当一本书的存在表明该书正在被处理时,情况会好得多。这是知道有多少书籍已完成或正在进行中的最快方法(我们目前尚未使用 Project Progress 功能,尽管我计划很快学习此功能并培训团队使用它)。
那么,是否有人知道解决我们“为尚未开始翻译的书籍撰写笔记”这一问题的更好方案?我想我可以手动编辑每位释经学者的 Comments 文件,这样一旦书籍创建,笔记(Notes)就会显示出来,但这不是一个优雅的解决方案
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[Also posted to PT-Supporters; I’d prefer replies here.]
A few months ago, the manager of our translation team, a local SIL affiliate, decided that he should create all the books that we hadn’t started work on. Where we are translating the NT and the NT was quoting the OT, the foreign exegetes in our project wanted to be able to write Notes on the OT verses for future reference when we come to translate those books. They couldn’t do this if the book had not been created. So the decision was to simply create every canonical book.
I wasn’t very happy with this decision, because it’s nice when the existence of a book shows that the book is being worked on. It was by far the quickest way to know how many books were either completed or underway (we don’t yet user the Project Progress functionality, though I plan to learn this soon, and train the team in it).
So, does anyone know a better solution to our problem of writing Notes for books we aren’t yet working on translating? I guess I could manually edit each exegete’s Comments file, and then the Notes would appear once the book gets created, but that’s not an elegant solution
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机器翻译自 English