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I'm working on an algorithm for breaking a
lujvo into its component parts. (My goal: given an unknown lujvo, break it
up into parts and display the definitions of each of those parts.) Chapter
4, section 11 of the grammar book ("The lujvo-making algorithm") talks about
creating lujvo, but my question is about the reverse. Is there a place
where this is simply described?
If there's not, let me try this: I've tried to
compose a grammar that defines a lujvo. Could someone critique
it?
lujvo = InitialRafsi
TermainlRafsi
InitialRafsi = Rafsi
InitialRafsi | <null>
Rafsi = 4Rafsi |
3Rafsi
TerminalRafsi = CCV | CVV| CVCCV
| CCVCV
4Rafsi = CVCCy |
CCVCy
3Rafsi = CVV | CCV | CVVr| CVVn |
CVC | CVCy
Must the parsing of the unknown lujvo begin
from the right? or left? or is it unambiguous regardless?
Given a 4Rafsi of the form CVCCy or CCVCy, I'm assuming that there's only one
gismu with those first 4 letters -- right?
Any other suggestions for how to do the
parsing?
Thanks.
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