Hi,
you can do this:
<pattern>
<token><exception postag="SENT_START"/></token>
<token regexp="yes">actually|really</token>
<token/>
</pattern>
A SENT_START token is never a "real" element (word, punctuation mark...),
but it's always present in a sentence before the first word (or punctuation
mark). In contrast, the SENT_END token is a linguistic element (the last
word or punctuation mark in the sentece).
Regards,
Jaume Ortolà
2013/9/26 Kumara Bhikkhu <[email protected]>
> I thought this would ignore occurrences of actually|really in the
> beginning of a sentence:
>
> <pattern>
> <token/>
> <token regexp="yes">actually|really</token>
> <token/>
> </pattern>
>
> But it doesn't. How do I make the rule not flag when actually|really occurs
> in the beginning of a sentence?
>
> kb
>
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