Gets a flag which indicates whether the translation provider supports searches in the reversed language direction.

Gets the source language.

Gets the target language.

Gets the translation memory to which this language direction belongs.

Adds an array of translation units to the database. If hash codes of the previous translations are provided, a found translation will be overwritten. If none is found, or the hash is 0 or the collection is null, the operation behaves identical to AddTranslationUnits(TranslationUnit, ImportSettings).

If the provider doesn't support adding/updating, the implementation should return a reasonable ImportResult but should not throw an exception.

Adds an array of translation units to the database, but will only add those for which the corresponding mask field is true. If the previous translation hashes are provided, existing translations will be updated if the target segment hash changed.

If the provider doesn't support adding/updating, the implementation should return a reasonable ImportResult but should not throw an exception.

Adds a translation unit to the database. If the provider doesn't support adding/updating, the implementation should return a reasonable ImportResult but should not throw an exception.

Adds an array of translation units to the database. If the provider doesn't support adding/updating, the implementation should return a reasonable ImportResult but should not throw an exception.

Adds an array of translation units to the database, but will only add those for which the corresponding mask field is true. If the provider doesn't support adding/updating, the implementation should return a reasonable ImportResult but should not throw an exception.

Applies the specified field values to the translation unit identified by the specified translationUnitId.

Applies the specified field values to the translation units identified by the specified translationUnitIds collection.

Deletes all translation units from the TM.

Deletes the translation unit with the specified translationUnitId from the TM.

Deletes the translation units with the specified IDs from the translation memory.

Deletes all translation units in the TM, using an iterator. The iterator will process only a fixed maximum number of translation units (MaxCount) and then the call will return, giving the client an opportunity to discontinue the process or update the UI before the next round-trip.

Optionally, a filter can be set on the iterator which then will only delete those TUs which satisfy the filter condition.

Applies an EditScript to the translation units identified by the identifiers in the translationUnitIds collection.

Applies an EditScript to the translation units, using an iterator.

Returns a set of potentially duplicated translation units in the TM, using a special DuplicateIterator. A group of TUs are considered potential duplicates of each other if the internal hash values for their source segments are identical. There may be several reasons for this being the case:

• The TUs have the same source segment, but different translations
• The TUs have different source segments, but only differ in complex tokens (controlled through the TM's Recognizers) which will result in the identical hash values,
• The source segments only differ by whitespace or certain punctuation, which do not modify the hash values,
• The hashing algorithm leads to collisions in which case the segments may be entirely different, but still result in the same hash value.

Retrieves the translation unit with the specified translationUnitId from the translation memory.

Returns the number of translation units in this TM. Note that the computation of the TU count may be a time-consuming operation for some back-end storage systems.

Retrieves a set of translation units, using an iterator. At most MaxCount translation units will be returned in one round-trip.

Applies the specified edit script to the translation units in a TM, but unlike EditTranslationUnitsWithIterator(EditScript, EditUpdateMode, RegularIterator), the TUs will not be updated in the TM, but modified copies of the TUs will be returned to the caller. This can be used to "preview" the changes the edit script would apply.

Re-indexes the translation memory, using an iterator so that the client can update progress indicators or discontinue the process.

The same iterator instance should be passed in subsequent calls, in order to obtain the next page, and so on.

Performs a segment search.

Performs a search for an array of segments.

Performs a search for an array of segments, specifying a mask which specifies which segments should actually be searched (only those for which the corresponding mask bit is true are searched). If the mask is null, the method behaves identically to SearchSegments(SearchSettings, Segment). Passing a mask only makes sense in document search contexts (IsDocumentSearch set to true).

Performs a text search.

Performs a translation unit search.

Performs a translation unit search for an array of translation units.

Similar to SearchTranslationUnits(SearchSettings, TranslationUnit), but allows passing a mask which specifies which TUs are actually searched. This is useful in document search contexts where some TUs are passed which should be used to establish a (text) context, but which should not be processed.

Updates the properties and fields of an existing translation unit if the source and target segments are unchanged or adds a new translation unit otherwise. If the provider doesn't support adding/updating, the implementation should return a reasonable ImportResult but should not throw an exception.

The translation unit should be initialized in a previous call to the translation memory, so that the ID property is set to a valid value.

Updates the properties and fields of an array of existing translation units if the source and target segments are unchanged or adds new translation units otherwise. If the provider doesn't support adding/updating, the implementation should return a reasonable ImportResult but should not throw an exception.

The translation units should be initialized in previous calls to the translation memory, so that their ID properties are set to valid values.

Updates (adds, overwrites, or merges) the specified translation units.