Thank you for your answer, Jaume.
On 9 August 2014 11:30, Jaume Ortolà i Font jaumeort...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
A possible and simple solution is to write two rules. One for sentences
with ending punctuation:
pattern
marker
token regexp=yes(you|thei|ou)r/token
If a rule test fails because no error has been found in the bad example
sentence, one of the reason can be that the tokenization of the bad
sentence example does not match the expected one in the rule itself.
To identify these cases more easily, add the token readings to the
assertion message.
On 2014-08-10 17:37, Silvan Jegen wrote:
If including the analyzed token readings is useful in other assertion
messages as well, it may also be better to refactor the token reading
code into its own function and making it less ad hoc.
What do you think ?
Thanks, I have committed your
Hi all
I was writing a rule were I had to catch a phrase with last word being
noun, but only if that noun is not part of adverb chunk (with another
word following). The best way to do that seems to use adverb chunk in
exception but looks like this is not supported. So after multiple
experiments
