The
experimental Camxes-JS parser I initiated was by no mean
intended to represent the official grammar of Lojban or any upgrade
thereof; the experimental Camxes is there for testing
implementations of various grammar change proposals, in order to
check whether they are compatible with PEG or conflict with some
other parts of the grammar, a little like a sandbox grammar; some of
these changes might be approved to be part of official Lojban in the
future, and others are either unlikely to be approved or are highly
controversial. The experimental Camxes-JS was thus by no mean intended to be able to parse the story called {la .teris.}. :-) The official version of Camxes-JS should comply with whatever decisions the BPFK makes with regard to the grammar, and be updated accordingly. If you want to parse a text using the official grammar, please use the official version of Camxes-JS, and not the experimental version thereof. As for other common dialects, they'd need their own dedicated parser, and I approve of Guskant's initiative to make Zantufa parsers for several of these dialects (for example the one used in The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, which uses the Brivla-Cmevla Merger). mi'e la .ilmen. mu'o On 01/02/2016 12:21, Gleki Arxokuna
wrote:
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