Hi there,
I’m looking to create a rule that warns when sentences are over a certain
length. I’ve created a draft rule, but when I run ‘mvn clean package’, the
tests fail because of an assertion error.
Here’s my rule:
Try to keep sentenc
On 2015-11-23 09:27, Daniel Naber wrote:
> LanguageTool needs someone who takes care of its marketing. Developers
> are usually not good at marketing, and they are busy with programming
> anyway. What would you do? Your task would simply be:
>
> Make LanguageTool and its add-ons more popular.
I'
On 2015-12-09 11:40, Mike Unwalla wrote:
> But, that suggestion leads to another question. What is the business
> model
> for LT?
We don't have a business model and we don't need one. The only situation
we'd need one is if we think that LT development will come to a stop
unless we start paying
Hi All,
I agree with all that Dominique wrote.
For the unmaintained languages, make clear to users that the quality is
sometimes low. In the GUI, possibly have 2 groups of rules (as Ray
suggested): maintained and not maintained. Call the rules 'unmaintained' or
'archived' or 'prototype'.
Daniel
07.12.2015 21:58 пользователь "Marcin Miłkowski" написал:
>
>
> I think there's a community that we haven't addressed at all: language
> professionals, be it proofreaders or translators (and translation
> agencies).
Not really. OmegaT users are quite active in using LT (as a plugin). I
remember
Hi,
First of all, thank you very much for creating and developing this awesome
tool!
My thoughts are in-line.
On Mon, Dec 7, 2015 at 2:56 PM, Daniel Naber
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> the year is slowly coming to an end, so I thought I'd try to summarize
> what we've achieved this year and how we can move
One more idea: the rule editor is now a bit hidden, I don't know how many
visits it has. It could be made more visible/accessible, and have a
verification step at the end, something like two buttons saying: Yes, this
rule works for me / Cancel this rule. If the user clicks Yes, the page
could submi
