On 2014-09-09 13:50, Daniel Naber wrote:
> I think the new rule filter offers a solution for this that does not
> require any changes to the XML. Mike posted an example where he wanted
> to match in(.*) and un(.*), but only if the matching part is an
> adjective.
I've just added such a filter. It can be used like this:
<pattern>
<token regexp="yes">in.*</token>
</pattern>
<filter
class="org.languagetool.rules.en.EnglishPartialPosTagFilter"
args="no:1 regexp:in(.*) postag_regexp:JJ"/>
This will only keep matches for words that start with 'in' and where the
part after the 'in' is an adjective (POS tag 'JJ'). The 'no:1' is the
token position, i.e. here the first (and in this case only) matching
<token> is referred to.
It's available only for English, but it can easily be made available for
other languages (see EnglishPartialPosTagFilter, all the logic is in
PartialPosTagFilter that needs to be extended).
Regards
Daniel
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