user-defined vs. custom

German translation: benutzerdefiniert vs. kundenspezifisch

09:22 May 16, 2020
English to German translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Computers: Software
English term or phrase: user-defined vs. custom
The drop-down menu in a software window has three options: standard functions, user-defined functions and custom functions. Does someone have any idea what may be the difference between "user-defined" and "custom"? Both translate as "benutzerdefiniert" in German, but in the given context they are clearly not interchangeable.

A query with the client has produced no useful answer, alas.
Andreas Möhn
Germany
Local time: 08:01
German translation:benutzerdefiniert vs. kundenspezifisch
Explanation:
user-defined functions - benutzerdefinierte Funktionen
custom functions - kundenspezifische Funktionen
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benutzerdefiniert vs. kundenspezifisch


Explanation:
user-defined functions - benutzerdefinierte Funktionen
custom functions - kundenspezifische Funktionen

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agree  Daniel Gebauer
4 hrs
  -> Danke Daniel

agree  Anna Goetsch
2 days 1 hr
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agree  Cilian O'Tuama: could work - what the user wants v. what the provider thinks the user needs
3 days 15 hrs
  -> Thank you Cilian
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