Thanks so much!
I once visited the repo of lttoolbox and read the source code of
lt-proc.cc,
lt-comp.cc, lt-expand.cc, etc. But at that time, I was not sure whether it
was
the code I needed, so I only read it roughly. But I still remember their
location
in the repository. Now I'll look more closel
It's somewhere in https://github.com/apertium/lttoolbox - I don't know the
exact location.
The entrypoint that does tokenization is lt-proc, so start from lt-proc.cc
and trace execution to somewhere that does tokenization. That's also a good
way to learn the codebase.
-- Tino Didriksen
On Mon,
Hi Tino and Fammie,
Due to my mistake in sending the email before, I am not sure whether you
have
received the email I sent, so I'm sending the email to you again now. Hope
you can
receive it.
These days, I read the wikipedia description of tokenization and got a
general idea
of how it works.I al
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> Yes, my code looks very messy this time. Thank you for pointing out my
> shortcomings.
>
> I will spend time reading the code in the extension readings, trying to
> understand the various usages of the syntax in the program, understanding
> the project flow, and getting familiar with the code s
>
> Yes, my code looks very messy this time. Thank you for pointing out my
> shortcomings.
>
> I will spend time reading the code in the extension readings, trying to
> understand the various usages of the syntax in the program, understanding
> the project flow, and getting familiar with the code s
OK! Thanks a lot for your reply and recommendation.
I configured the apertium core and litoolbox environment and downloaded
several dictionaries on my computer the other day. Recently I've been
getting familiar with their usage and the meaning of each of the options.
I have a certain understandin
The code for the challenge works. However, it is very far from idiomatic
C++ - it's more akin to C with Classes. ICU causes a little of this, but
things like malloc(), #define, and having variables first have no home in
C++. And how is one supposed to build the code? Also, mixing I/O is
generally a
Hi,
I am this week on hliday with low internet availability so only few
quick points. Firstly I strogly recommend joining #apertium IRC channel,
I think even non-mentors will have useful clues. For the tokenisation
problem I think the main resource is to understand various unicode
technical report
Hi Francis and Flammie,
I’m interested in the “Robust tokenisation in lttoolbox”[1] GSoC project.
And
currently I’m writing the proposal.
I have completed the code challenge listed in the project, which has been
put
on Pastebin[2]. However, I’m not quite clear where this project starting
with.
An
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