Moses Text Filter The following is an example of Moses
InlineText file. The translatable text is highlighted in yellow,
while the inline codes are highlighted in green. Text in the
first entry. Text of the second entry<lb/>which
spans<lb/>several lines Third entry. Fourth entry with <g
id="1">bold words</g> and some code:<x id="2"/> The example
above has four lines, read as four different text units. Inline
codes are represented by <bx id="N"> and <ex id="N"> where N is
the identifier of the code. Line-breaks are represented by The
filter decides which encoding to use for the input document
using the following logic: - If the document has a BOM, it is
used to determine the encoding. - Otherwise, UTF-8 is used as
the default encoding (regardless the actual default encoding
that was specified when opening the document). The output
encoding of the file is always forced to UTF-8. The type of
line-breaks of the output is the same as the one of the original
input. Original Document and Moses InlineText File It is i