Re: rules default=off are enabled in Wikipedia check

On 2014-05-06 23:31, Jaume Ortolà i Font wrote: It was caused by some change today. Probably this one: https://github.com/languagetool-org/languagetool/commit/db1809e557135de33fff30d72c0c93c3c045166e Marcin, could you have a look? Regards Daniel

commit statistics

Hi, here are the commit statistics of the last 182 days (i.e. half a year). The count is the number of commits to grammar.xml (and similar) for that language. It shows the known problem that several languages are basically unmaintained. If you speak one of these languages, please consider

Re: readable POS tags

On 2014-04-08 14:44, Daniel Naber wrote: I have now added a branch (readable-pos-tags) for this, simply because the changes are getting so complex. It's still incomplete and buggy. As you may have noticed, I did some work in this branch. You can see it at

Re: homophone detection

Good work has been done using this and more sophisticated tools by the universities of Nijmegen and Tilburg, by A. v d Bosch et al. Their tools are also fully open source. These tools got public as 'valkuil.net' and 'fowl.net'. It requires a quite heavy server. In case you are interested,

Re: homophone detection

W dniu 2014-05-07 16:16, Daniel Naber pisze: Hi, as you may know, After the Deadline is an Open Source text checker, quite similar to LT. It's not maintained anymore, so why not use some of its ideas in LT? A paper describing AtD is available at [1], it's well-written and provides a good

Re: homophone detection

Hi Daniel, You probably already know about charlifter [1], but just in case. The service accentuate.us is based on it. It's also a statistic checker, and even if it's mainly a replacement for spell-checkers, it also takes context in place so it can be useful for contexts on some words. [1]

Re: readable POS tags

On 2014-05-07 19:07, Marcin Miłkowski wrote: unification. I still don't get why German doesn't use it for disambiguation, for example. Maybe because nobody has seen an urgent need for that yet. I don't work that much on the German rules, but I'm generally okay with the way they work.

Re: rule editor screencast - help needed

Hi, I uploaded a version to https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2khHHcwKI_hNHExbGtuQThVVGc Somewhere near the end, video and audio are quite badly out of synch, that's why I am not exactly happy with the result, but I guess this is just about as good as it gets. Also, the result is encoded in WMV

Re: rule editor screencast - help needed

On 2014-05-07 20:03, Jan Schreiber wrote: Somewhere near the end, video and audio are quite badly out of synch, that's why I am not exactly happy with the result, but I guess this is just about as good as it gets. Anybody here who knows how to fix that? The video is just a screencast, so it

Re: rule editor screencast - help needed

Anybody here who knows how to fix that? The video is just a screencast, so it should be okay to slow it down or speed it up a bit? The audio is here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2khHHcwKI_hcXMxOXNnRjJpYWs/edit?usp=sharing If anybody here on the list can add this to the existing video in

Re: rule editor screencast - help needed

On 2014-05-07 21:19, R.J. Baars wrote: If there is an 'original' in dv format, I could convert it for you. There's an AVI at http://danielnaber.de/tmp/lt-rule-editor-screencast-no-sound.avi and I could also provide ogv Regards Daniel

Re: rule editor screencast - help needed

I downloaded audio and video. The video is in a bit strange resolution for Video : 1120*832 This could already cause som problems. Should I place it in the middel of of a full HD fram, or squeeze it in dvd format? KDENLIVE is quite good at this, generating all sort of open formats and keeping

Re: rule editor screencast - help needed

The .avi seems to be compressed using a quite lossy codec, so the screen is rather fluffy. It does not seem to be of the same size the one Jan used. Is the raw file still available? Ruud -- Is your legacy SCM system

Re: rule editor screencast - help needed

On 2014-05-07 21:38, R.J. Baars wrote: Is the raw file still available? Now at http://danielnaber.de/tmp/lt-rule-editor-screencast-no-sound.ogv Regards Daniel -- Is your legacy SCM system holding you back? Join

Re: rule editor screencast - help needed

It is in dropbox, shared with daniel now. Might take some time to shrink. Some advice for the next time : - set the screen resolution to relatively small, like 1024 of even 800 This will result in better readability, because of relatively bigger letters, and lesser data to compress during record.