Hi
Yes, it's something like that. Actually, I would like to simplificate
the management of verbs which doesn't use the same paradigm in different
varieties :
<pardef n="parl/i__vblex">
<e><p><l>i</l><r>ar<s n="vblex"/><s n="pri"/><s n="p1"/><s
n="sg"/></r></p></e>
</pardef>
<pardef n="cr/e[M]ar__vblex">
<e alt="oci"><p><l>è</l><r>e</r></p><i><prm/></i><par
n="parl/i__vblex"/></e>
<e alt="oci@gascon"><p><l>è</l><r>e</r></p><i><prm/></i><par
n="parl/i__vblex"/></e>
</pardef>
<pardef n="p/e[NS]ar__vblex">
<e alt="oci"><i>e<prm/></i><par n="parl/i__vblex"/></e>
<e alt="oci@gascon"><i>e<prm/></i><par n="parl/i__vblex"/></e>
</pardef>
<pardef n="L-alt_G-pasalt">
<e alt="oci"><par n="cr/e[M]ar__vblex" prm="prm"/></e>
<e alt="oci@gascon"><par n="p/e[NS]ar__vblex" prm="prm"/></e>
</pardef>
<e lm="acceptar"><i>acc</i><par n="L-alt_G-pasalt" prm="pt"/></e>
In oci, it would generate "accèpti" (according to cr/e[M]ar__vblex
paradigm) and in oci@gascon it would generate "accepti" (according to
p/e[NS]ar__vblex paradigm).
For now, I have to define 2 forms :
<e lm="acceptar" alt="oci"><i>acc</i><par n="cr/e[M]ar__vblex"
prm="pt"/></e>
<e lm="acceptar" alt="oci@gascon"><i>acc</i><par n="p/e[NS]ar__vblex"
prm="pt"/></e>
When we will have 5 varieties (and maybe 9 one day), it will be
impossible...
Thanks
Le 02/04/2025 à 11:07, Kevin Brubeck Unhammer a écrit :
I call a metaparadigm with :
<e lm="acceptar" alt="oci"><i>acc</i><par n="L-alt_G-pasalt" prm="pt"/></e>
Inside, I would like to call another metaparadigm and passing it the
"prm" argument :
<pardef n="L-alt_G-pasalt">
<e alt="oci"><par n="cr/e[M]ar__vblex" prm="prm"/></e>
</pardef>
But it doesn't seem to work, I have an error :
Error (4685): Undefined paradigm 'cr/e[M]ar__vblex__prm'.
Can I pass the prm parameter to another paradigm ?
Do I understand you correctly that you would like metadix
<pardef n="cr/e[M]ar__vblex">
<e><p><l>cre<prm/>ar</l><r>cremar<s n="vblex"/></r></p></e>
<!-- I just made something up here -->
</pardef>
<pardef n="L-alt_G-pasalt">
<e alt="oci"><par n="cr/e[M]ar__vblex" prm="prm"/></e>
</pardef>
<e lm="acceptar" alt="oci"><i>acc</i><par n="L-alt_G-pasalt" prm="pt"/></e>
to be compiled/transformed to something equivalent to
<pardef n="cr/e[M]ar__vblex_pt">
<e><p><l>creptar</l><r>cremar<s n="vblex"/></r></p></e>
</pardef>
<e lm="acceptar" alt="oci"><i>acc</i><par n="cr/e[M]ar__vblex_pt"/></e>
?
That does sound like it would be useful.
As you found out, prm="prm" won't work for that; I'm not sure but I
don't think the current XSLT scripts support it, so we would have to
expand the scripts to be able to pass on the prm parameter to
sub-paradigms.
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Le 02/04/2025 à 11:07, Kevin Brubeck Unhammer a écrit :
I call a metaparadigm with :
<e lm="acceptar" alt="oci"><i>acc</i><par n="L-alt_G-pasalt" prm="pt"/></e>
Inside, I would like to call another metaparadigm and passing it the
"prm" argument :
<pardef n="L-alt_G-pasalt">
<e alt="oci"><par n="cr/e[M]ar__vblex" prm="prm"/></e>
</pardef>
But it doesn't seem to work, I have an error :
Error (4685): Undefined paradigm 'cr/e[M]ar__vblex__prm'.
Can I pass the prm parameter to another paradigm ?
Do I understand you correctly that you would like metadix
<pardef n="cr/e[M]ar__vblex">
<e><p><l>cre<prm/>ar</l><r>cremar<s n="vblex"/></r></p></e>
<!-- I just made something up here -->
</pardef>
<pardef n="L-alt_G-pasalt">
<e alt="oci"><par n="cr/e[M]ar__vblex" prm="prm"/></e>
</pardef>
<e lm="acceptar" alt="oci"><i>acc</i><par n="L-alt_G-pasalt" prm="pt"/></e>
to be compiled/transformed to something equivalent to
<pardef n="cr/e[M]ar__vblex_pt">
<e><p><l>creptar</l><r>cremar<s n="vblex"/></r></p></e>
</pardef>
<e lm="acceptar" alt="oci"><i>acc</i><par n="cr/e[M]ar__vblex_pt"/></e>
?
That does sound like it would be useful.
As you found out, prm="prm" won't work for that; I'm not sure but I
don't think the current XSLT scripts support it, so we would have to
expand the scripts to be able to pass on the prm parameter to
sub-paradigms.
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