Michael Stenger created UIMA-6340:
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Summary: Ruta: Condition AFTER does not respect BLOCK window
Key: UIMA-6340
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/UIMA-6340
Project: UIMA
Issue Type: Bug
Components: Ruta
Affects Versions: 3.0.1ruta, 2.8.1ruta
Reporter: Michael Stenger
Fix For: 2.9.0ruta, 3.1.0ruta
As I understand the guide on this subject, AFTER, and any other such condition,
should limit its search for annotations of the passed types to the window
defined by the current scope. Hence, if used within a BLOCK, AFTER should
disregard any annotations before (and after, for that matter) the window given
by the matched annotation in the block's head. However, the AnnotationIndex
iterator used in _AfterCondition.check_ to find annotations of the given type
is apparently not meant to be used in that way (it probably also ignores type
visibility, but I didn't check this).
Example:
- Text (a bit strange, I know...):
{noformat}
This is just a 6 6 demo file. Now AND then... We'll see....,
Mouse House!? You can drag and drop your own Files (:) to the editor in the
middle
of the page ().
{noformat}
- Script:
{noformat}
DECLARE NamedEntity, Stwr, IEEntity, Paragraph;
"demo"{-> NamedEntity};
("Mouse" # "drag") {-> Paragraph};
// test within block
BLOCK (after) Paragraph{} {
CW {AFTER(NamedEntity) -> Stwr};
}
{noformat}
- Marked annotations (of type Stwr only):
{noformat}
Mouse, House, You
{noformat}
- Expected (of type Stwr):
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<None>
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Regards,
Michael
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