El ds 30 de 06 de 2012 a les 09:40 +0200, en/na Mikel Forcada va
escriure:
> Dear apertiumers,
>
> Promptly responding to a feature request of mine, Sergio Ortiz (thanks a
> lot Sergio!) has committed a new version of the apertium package in
> which the language of structural transfer (.t1x, .t2x, and .t3x) has
> been extended so that elements <lu> (lexical unit), <mlu> (multi-word
> lexical unit), and <chunk> (chunk, not in .t3x of course) may be used as
> values that can be assigned to a variable, concatenated, etc. (rvalues).
> This allows for actions to pre-calculate some of the material that will
> be used in subsequent <out> statements (for instance, in macros) to make
> rules more compact.
>
> I think this is a natural extension which turns into rvalues all of the
> elements that may be included in an <out> statement. DTDs have been
> updated accordingly.
>
> Sergio has checked that this does not break anything but more extensive
> testing would be needed for this to be considered material for a new
> release of Apertium. You are all welcome to try and tell us if somehting
> went wrong.
Thanks Mikel!
Could you give us a code example of how it may be used ? Does it mean
that we can now do, e.g.
<let>
<var n="post"/>
<concat>
<chunk ...>
<tags>
</tags>
<lu>
...
</lu>
</chunk>
</concat>
</let>
etc. ?
Fran
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