2013/4/23 Marcin Miłkowski <[email protected]>
> > If that's the case, then it's a bug in traversing the dictionary.
> Yes, you were right. OK, then it's a bug. I need to use
> isBeforeSeparator() more often. Probably in line 313 of Speller.java,
> instead of:
>
> if (!fsa.isArcTerminal(arc)) {
>
> we should have:
>
> if (!(fsa.isArcTerminal(arc) || isBeforeSeparator(arc))) {
>
> could you confirm if that fixes your problem?
>
>
I tried this before, and it didn't fix the problem. What fixes the problem
is:
if (!fsa.isArcTerminal(arc) && !(candidate[depth] == (char)
dictionaryMetadata.separator)) {
I wrote the same condition a few lines before (see the Speller.java file I
sent). So the second appearance is unnecessary.
We need to reach the separator, stop increasing the depth, and then we have
to substitute the separator with other possible characters.
Best,
Jaume
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