Tino, in the following am I using the stream command correctly? So far, every way I've tried it does not make a difference. The only way I've been able to get this to work is by adding a dummy token to the end of the stream, but that seems like a dangerous hack.
"<Мы>" "мы" Pron Pers Pl1 Nom <W:0.0> "<нашли>" "наслать" V Perf IV Imp Sg2 <W:3.916015625> "наслать" V Perf TV Imp Sg2 <W:3.916015625> "найти" V Perf IV Pst MFN Pl <W:5.638671875> "найти" V Perf TV Pst MFN Pl <W:5.638671875> "<то>" "тот" Det Dem Neu AnIn Sg Acc <W:0.0> "тот" Det Dem Neu AnIn Sg Nom <W:0.0> "тот" Pron Dem Neu AnIn Sg Acc <W:0.0> "тот" Pron Dem Neu AnIn Sg Nom <W:0.0> "то" Pron Dem Neu Inan Sg Acc <W:5.0556640625> "то" Pron Dem Neu Inan Sg Nom <W:5.0556640625> "то" CC <W:5.9150390625> "то" CS <W:5.9150390625> "<,>" "," CLB <W:0.0> "<что>" "что¹" Pron Interr Neu Inan Sg Acc <W:0.0> "что¹" Pron Interr Neu Inan Sg Nom <W:0.0> "что¹" Pron Rel Neu Inan Sg Acc <W:0.0> "что¹" Pron Rel Neu Inan Sg Nom <W:0.0> "что²" CS <W:6.7958984375> "<искали>" "искать" V Impf IV Pst MFN Pl <W:5.3779296875> "искать" V Impf TV Pst MFN Pl <W:5.3779296875> "<.>" "." CLB <W:0.0> <STREAMCMD:FLUSH> On Monday, March 25, 2019 at 11:53:02 AM UTC-6, Robert Reynolds wrote: > > Making the CG_str() end with '\n<STREAMCMD:FLUSH>\n' didn't change the > result. > > On Monday, March 25, 2019 at 11:43:52 AM UTC-6, Tino Didriksen wrote: >> >> Try throwing https://visl.sdu.dk/cg3/chunked/streamcmds.html#cmd-flush >> at it. A line of only: >> <STREAMCMD:FLUSH> >> >> -- Tino Didriksen >> >> >> On Monday, 25 March 2019 18:41:19 UTC+1, Robert Reynolds wrote: >>> >>> Hey all! >>> >>> This might be more of a python question than a vislcg3 question, but I >>> couldn't find an answer on Google. >>> >>> I'm using the following to disambiguate a custom Text object in python: >>> >>> ```python >>> p = Popen(['vislcg3', '-g', gram_path], >>> stdin=PIPE, >>> stdout=PIPE, >>> universal_newlines=True) >>> output = p.communicate(input=self.CG_str())[0] >>> ``` >>> >>> ...where self.CG_str() gives a cg3-style stream representation, ending >>> with a newline ('\n'). >>> >>> With the current approach, I get everything except the last token and >>> its readings. Any ideas how to get the last token to flush? >>> >> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Constraint Grammar" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. Visit this group at https://groups.google.com/group/constraint-grammar. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
