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Hugues de Mazancourt updated UIMA-5680:
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Description:
It seems that two entries in MARKFAST dictionary simply differing from a
special character make MARKFAST ignore some entries :
My script is:
DECLARE AndOr;
Document{->MARKFAST(AndOr, 'dict.txt', true)};
My dict.txt contains
and/or
and or
On the following text : "knowledge of java and/or php and or Groovy is a plus",
only the second "and or" (without the slash) is marked. If I remove the
"unslashed" entry from the dict.txt file, "and/or" is correctly marked.
This also happens with other separators, such as "+", ".", etc. and even if two
entries share the same prefix. For example, if you add "and/or php" to
dict.txt, it won't be marked.
was:
It seems that two entries in MARKFAST dictionary simply differing from a
special character make MARKFAST ignore some entries :
My script is:
{{DECLARE AndOr;
Document{->MARKFAST(AndOr, 'dict.txt', true)};
}}
My dict.txt contains
{{and/or
and or}}
On the following text : "knowledge of java and/or php and or Groovy is a plus",
only the second "and or" (without the slash) is marked. If I remove the
"unslashed" entry from the dict.txt file, "and/or" is correctly marked.
This also happens with other separators, such as "+", ".", etc. and even if two
entries share the same prefix. For example, if you add "and/or php" to
dict.txt, it won't be marked.
> Special characters in MARKFAST dictionaries mask entries
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> Key: UIMA-5680
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/UIMA-5680
> Project: UIMA
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Ruta
> Affects Versions: 2.6.1ruta
> Reporter: Hugues de Mazancourt
> Attachments: Slash.ruta, dict.txt, text.txt
>
>
> It seems that two entries in MARKFAST dictionary simply differing from a
> special character make MARKFAST ignore some entries :
> My script is:
> DECLARE AndOr;
> Document{->MARKFAST(AndOr, 'dict.txt', true)};
> My dict.txt contains
> and/or
> and or
> On the following text : "knowledge of java and/or php and or Groovy is a
> plus", only the second "and or" (without the slash) is marked. If I remove
> the "unslashed" entry from the dict.txt file, "and/or" is correctly marked.
> This also happens with other separators, such as "+", ".", etc. and even if
> two entries share the same prefix. For example, if you add "and/or php" to
> dict.txt, it won't be marked.
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