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Re: [bpfk] Proposal: sumti must always be tagged with "tag" even if it's elidible.





On 07/04/2015 08:21, Gleki Arxokuna wrote:
2015-04-07 1:52 GMT+03:00 Jorge Llambías <jjllambias@gmail.com>:
What does "abs_" stand for? Is it really necessary to have two parallel sets of term rules?

Sorry, not me made these modifications.

abs_term = "absorbable term", "term that becomes a selbritcita when followed by a selbri".

I implemented this absorbable/non-absorbable term grammar split in order to implement the standard behavior of selbritcita as per Jbofihe; that is, {lo nu brodo ba brode} parses as {lo nu brodo ba CU brode} in the standard version of Camxes; however, {mi ba brode gi'e pu brodo} parses as {mi CU ba brode gi'e pu brodo}, so the behavior of "ba" varies depending on its environment: if "ba" is within a bridi-tail, it is non-absorbable (it cannot become a selbritcita), but if it is in a bridi-head, it is absorbable as a selbritcita.

In the experimental grammar (Camxes-exp), an alternative behavior is implemented: "ba" would become a selbritcita even in the case of {lo nu brodo ba brode} (so this sentence parses as {lo nu brodo CU ba brode} under Camxes-exp.).

I know this tag grammar split is rather ugly, but at this time I hadn't been able to find a better solution. Any alternative implementation is welcomed.

mi'e la .ilmen. mu'o


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