Thanks Peter.
That works for most cases, but, if we need to call sub-scripts recursively
(using something like {->CALL(ASPECIALSCRIPT)}), it seems difficult to detect
the ending of document in the script ASPECIALSCRIPT.
Kind regards,
Baoli
On 7/26/2019 18:27，Peter Klügl wrote：
Hi,
there are no special language elements for this. Howver, there are many
other ways to do this (efficiently).
You could for example create an annotation on the last part of the
document with MARKLAST and then use that nnoation as a starting anchor
"@" in an additional rule.
Best,
Peter
Am 26.07.2019 um 11:54 schrieb B. Li:
Hi All,
I would like to match patterns back from the end of an input string, which may
not end at SENTENCEEND. I am wondering whether there are some special tokens
like "^" and "$" in normal regular expression in RUTA.
Thanks in advance,
Baoli
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