Luke, Did you check the German and Hungarian grammar checker? They do use the complete conjugation rules of the spell checker, of course all irregular forms as well.
http://tkltrans.sf.net and http://www.danielnaber.de Regards, Eleonora Am Dienstag, 18. Januar 2005 22:00 schrieb Luke Myers: > Hello List, > > I came to a realization about grammar checking yesterday while not > thinking about grammar checking: we currently use a word list.� I know it > would be a lot of work, years of work even, but wouldn't it make writing a > grammar program much easier to have a "dictionary" database?� This > theoretical database would contain information on what part of speech the > word is and what other parts of speech it can be changed into.� If it was > an irregular verb, it could be completely conjugated in all tenses.� This > idea may have been so obvious that it was overlooked.� On the other hand, I > may well have overlooked other obstacles that would make this impractical. > > I am also pleased to announce that my Spanish verb conjugation program has > been approved by Sourceforge.� I am changing its name to ConjuGNU the GNU > Verb Conjugation Program.� I intend for this to expand into other languages > and platforms (currently only DOS, but rewriting for C so that I can > recompile).� Eventually this will allow the user to create sentences > automatically and that will branch out into grammar checking.� Those > interested should visit the link below in the next two weeks (right now the > page is blank). http://conjugnu.sourceforge.net/ > > Luke Myers > Project Head, ConjuGNU > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To > unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For > additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
