Hi,
thanks you for reporting this. This is a severe bug and I will fix it as
soon as possible.
Best,
Peter
Am 05.07.2018 um 08:00 schrieb amyjackson...@gmail.com:
> I used COUNT Condition to find the number of punctuations in an
> annotation.But I didn't received the expected output.
>
> DECLARE Sentence(INT pmcount);
> Conflicts of interest"->Sentence;
>
> DECLARE SentenceLastToken;
>
> Sentence{-PARTOF(SentenceLastToken)->MARKLAST(SentenceLastToken)};
> INT Pmcount=0;
>
> Sentence->{ANY+?{->SHIFT(Sentence,1,1,true)}
> SentenceLastToken{PARTOF(PM)};};
> Sentence{COUNT(PM,Pmcount)->Sentence.pmcount=Pmcount};
>
> **Sample Input:**
>
> Conflicts of interest.
>
> **Expected Output:**
>
> Conflicts of interest
> pmcount:0
>
>
> **Received Output:**
>
> Conflicts of interest
> pmcount:1
>
> I'm facing this problem only if there is any PM after the Annotation value.
>
>
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