Re: WikiCheck

2013-10-18 Thread Daniel Naber
On 2013-10-18 09:30, Jaume Ortolà i Font wrote: Hi Jaume, > - The "old view" is not working. Take this page for example [1].  I will have a look. > - I'm using the Wikipedia dump text output for feeding a Wikipedia bot > and making massive corrections (only for some rules and with some > superv

RE: Is it possible to use modular XML files?

2013-10-18 Thread Daniel Naber
On 2013-10-18 12:10, Mike Unwalla wrote: > Thus, with a method that only links to a user-grammar.xml file and > which > does not give me a way to ignore the default disambiguation rules, I > cannot > use the STE term checker in OpenOffice/LibreOffice. But with your approach, you have to provide

RE: Is it possible to use modular XML files?

2013-10-18 Thread Mike Unwalla
A method to ignore the default LT rules would be useful. In my case, the STE term checker does not use the default grammar and disambiguation rules. Thus, with a method that only links to a user-grammar.xml file and which does not give me a way to ignore the default disambiguation rules, I cannot

Re: Is it possible to use modular XML files?

2013-10-18 Thread Kumara Bhikkhu
Daniel Naber wrote thus at 11:50 PM 17-10-13: >What if we extend the Language class to return a list of filenames that >are used to read the rules, instead of having only "grammar.xml" hard >coded? This way we could also have an optional file "user-grammar.xml" >which is loaded if it exists and whi

Always late, is he?

2013-10-18 Thread Kumara Bhikkhu
I suggest either removing Always and Never from this rule, or add adjectives to the exception in the last token. regexp="yes">Always|Hardly|Never|Rarely|Seldom postag_regexp="yes"/>

Re: WikiCheck

2013-10-18 Thread Jaume Ortolà i Font
Hi Daniel, Many thanks! I tried it and it works fine. Some more things. - The "old view" is not working. Take this page for example [1]. - I'm using the Wikipedia dump text output for feeding a Wikipedia bot and making massive corrections (only for some rules and with some supervision). It woul