the glossary sidebar when trans- lating. Hint: You can use this to add abbreviations or shorter expressions for a term. See also: variants 1.6 Checks and fixups The quality checks help catch common translator source strings exactly matching hello world, use: source:="hello world". For searching single word expressions, you can skip quotes. For example, to search for all source strings matching hello, you can use: change_action:marked-for-edit or change_time:2018 AND change_action:"Marked for edit". 1.7.7 Regular expressions Anywhere text is accepted you can also specify a regular expression as r"regexp". For example

the glossary sidebar when trans- lating. Hint: You can use this to add abbreviations or shorter expressions for a term. See also: variants 1.6 Checks and fixups The quality checks help catch common translator source strings exactly matching hello world, use: source:="hello world". For searching single word expressions, you can skip quotes. For example, to search for all source strings matching hello, you can use: change_action:marked-for-edit or change_time:2018 AND change_action:"Marked for edit". 1.7.7 Regular expressions Anywhere text is accepted you can also specify a regular expression as r"regexp". For example

the glossary sidebar when trans- lating. Hint: You can use this to add abbreviations or shorter expressions for a term. See also: variants 1.6 Checks and fixups The quality checks help catch common translator source strings exactly matching hello world, use: source:="hello world". For searching single word expressions, you can skip quotes. For example, to search for all source strings matching hello, you can use: change_action:marked-for-edit or change_time:2018 AND change_action:"Marked for edit". 1.7.7 Regular expressions Anywhere text is accepted you can also specify a regular expression as r"regexp". For example

the glossary sidebar when translating. Hint You can use this to add abbreviations or shorter expressions for a term. See also String variants Checks and fixups The quality checks help catch common source strings exactly matching hello world, use: source:="hello world". For searching single word expressions, you can skip quotes. For example, to search for all source strings matching hello, you can use: change_action:marked-for-edit or change_time:2018 AND change_action:"Marked for edit". Regular expressions Anywhere text is accepted you can also specify a regular expression as r"regexp". For example

the glossary sidebar when translating. Hint You can use this to add abbreviations or shorter expressions for a term. See also String variants Checks and fixups The quality checks help catch common source strings exactly matching hello world, use: source:="hello world". For searching single word expressions, you can skip quotes. For example, to search for all source strings matching hello, you can use: change_action:marked-for-edit or change_time:2018 AND change_action:"Marked for edit". Regular expressions Anywhere text is accepted you can also specify a regular expression as r"regexp". For example

the glossary sidebar when trans- lating. Hint: You can use this to add abbreviations or shorter expressions for a term. See also: variants 1.6 Checks and fixups The quality checks help catch common translator source strings exactly matching hello world, use: source:="hello world". For searching single word expressions, you can skip quotes. For example, to search for all source strings matching hello, you can use: change_action:marked-for-edit or change_time:2018 AND change_action:"Marked for edit". 1.7.7 Regular expressions Anywhere text is accepted you can also specify a regular expression as r"regexp". For example

the glossary sidebar when trans- lating. Hint: You can use this to add abbreviations or shorter expressions for a term. See also: variants 1.6 Checks and fixups The quality checks help catch common translator source strings exactly matching hello world, use: source:="hello world". For searching single word expressions, you can skip quotes. For example, to search for all source strings matching hello, you can use: change_action:marked-for-edit or change_time:2018 AND change_action:"Marked for edit". 1.7.7 Regular expressions Anywhere text is accepted you can also specify a regular expression as r"regexp". For example

the glossary sidebar when trans- lating. Hint: You can use this to add abbreviations or shorter expressions for a term. See also: variants 1.6 Checks and fixups The quality checks help catch common translator source strings exactly matching hello world, use: source:="hello world". For searching single word expressions, you can skip quotes. For example, to search for all source strings matching hello, you can use: change_action:marked-for-edit or change_time:2018 AND change_action:"Marked for edit". 1.7.7 Regular expressions Anywhere text is accepted you can also specify a regular expression as r"regexp". For example

the glossary sidebar when trans- lating. Hint: You can use this to add abbreviations or shorter expressions for a term. See also: variants 1.6 Checks and fixups The quality checks help catch common translator source strings exactly matching hello world, use: source:="hello world". For searching single word expressions, you can skip quotes. For example, to search for all source strings matching hello, you can use: change_action:marked-for-edit or change_time:2018 AND change_action:"Marked for edit". 1.7.7 Regular expressions Anywhere text is accepted you can also specify a regular expression as r"regexp". For example

the glossary sidebar when trans- lating. Hint: You can use this to add abbreviations or shorter expressions for a term. See also: variants 1.6 Checks and fixups The quality checks help catch common translator source strings exactly matching hello world, use: source:="hello world". For searching single word expressions, you can skip quotes. For example, to search for all source strings matching hello, you can use: change_action:marked-for-edit or change_time:2018 AND change_action:"Marked for edit". 1.7.7 Regular expressions Anywhere text is accepted you can also specify a regular expression as r"regexp". For example