Well, it works now. Thank you very much, Jimmy. Also thank you, Unhammer and
Spectie.
What I did not realise, was that I need two separate rules system, for
transfering into PL and EN.
Well, I did not realise more things, but that was the most obvious. I have
actually tried to fix the problem
On 5 January 2012 11:37, Bartias wrote:
>> (This is the default behaviour, which we can modify with rules. With
>> this noun example, we don't rely on the number automatically passing,
>> we ensure that it outputs, using .)
>>
>> The point is, where the remaining tags are different, you need to ad
Bartias writes:
> Hello again
>
>
>> The default behaviour is to pass the remaining tags to the output, so
>> as long as 1) the remaining tags will be the same; or 2) there is a
>> transfer rule that can handle the movement of tags, then it's ok.
>>
>> In your dictionaries, you have:
>> pl:
>>
Hello again
> The default behaviour is to pass the remaining tags to the output, so
> as long as 1) the remaining tags will be the same; or 2) there is a
> transfer rule that can handle the movement of tags, then it's ok.
>
> In your dictionaries, you have:
> pl:
> dom
> dom
>
> en:
> house
