On 6/2/06, Thomas Lange <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Marcin,
> The additional reason is that grammar checker could *really* need the
> information about paragraph length (in many languages, too lengthy
> paragraphs are considered bad writing style) and paragraph content (in
> many languages, rhymes in the sentences that follow should be avoided if
> it's not poetry; in Polish, repeating the same word in several sentences
> in a row is considered a very bad writing style). Grammatik for
> WordPerfect already detects paragraphs which are too short. I'm
> currently thinking about implementing detector for the "do not repeat
> same word" rule in Polish, your proposed approach would make this thing
> really impossible. So this is not theory, this is how real world grammar
> checkers work.
That would be perfectly in line with my latest suggestion to pass on
paragraphs but to specify the sentence (or whatever unit to be checked)
with an index to the start end end.
So do you think that both methods can be put In API (provide sentence and paragraphs) ?
The grammar checker itself choses the best way to him?
Do you agree that enabling paragraph method we have the language problem right? This is a thing I worry about...
