Thanks for the report! That bug is my fault. When I wrote the rule, I
tacitly assumed that SENT_END would always be a punctuation mark, I
wasn't aware that it can ever be a word.
If we revert Daniel's last change and use (something like) the following
to match a period or an exclamation mark at th
Thanks, Daniel.
I was kind of hoping that the suggestion could remain, but there would be
some way to optionally match the full-stop using its recommended position.
So, in the example above, if the full-stop was present the
error.start/error.end would be 16/17, whereas without the full-stop it
wou
On 2016-01-18 18:11, Rick Genter wrote:
> If I give the text "Wie geht es dir", the LanguageTool UI shows:
I don't know if there's an elegant way to solve this, as the rule should
also match "Wie geht es dir." (with a full stop). So sometimes the last
token needs to be replaced, sometimes not.
I'm experimenting with LanguageTool-3.2 and have discovered what I believe
to be a problem with one of the German rules.
If I give the text "Wie geht es dir", the LanguageTool UI shows:
[image: Inline image 1]
While I understand why "dir" is underlined, I feel like the column
information is wron
