On 06/14/2017 01:24 PM, Tino Didriksen wrote:
- /__A__B__/l will match input tags A C D E B but not B C A
Great! This should be useful for Greenlandic :)
On the same note, I'm assuming that for two lists
LIST L1 = a b c ;
LIST L2 = A B C ;
order sensitivity of type (*1 L1+L2) - meaning an L1 tag appearing in
the same reading before an L2 tag, can be expressed as:
/__(a|b|c)__(A|B|C)__/l
possibly with backslashes for the parentheses and/or the vertical bars.
With an (external or internal) grammar-preprocessor I guess this could
even be written as:
/__$$L1__$$L2__/l
using the $$ convention for list variables known from unification, or
possibly some tailor-made new prefix such as 'List:' instead of $$.
Still far from the full combinatorial context possibilities of a full
tag order sensitivity implementation, but - tell me if I'm wrong, Per -
a substantial part of what's on the wishlist for Greenlandic.
-- Eckhard
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