Hi Daniel,
I use the manual-tagger not only as a way to add new words and tags, but
also as a means of fixing tags temporarily until the next dictionary
update. So if there is a manual tag, the dictionary tag is ignored. I
think that makes sense. Could we do it likewise in the CombiningTagger? We
would need to make it explicit in the structure and the variable names of
the class.
Regards,
Jaume Ortolà
2014-12-22 20:43 GMT+01:00 Daniel Naber <daniel.na...@languagetool.org>:
> Hi,
>
> I made a change to the BaseTagger. From the change log:
>
> -The part-of-speech tagger for most languages can now be extended by
> adding entries
> to the file org/languagetool/resource/XX/added.txt (XX being the
> language code).
> The format is "fullform baseform postags", three columns separated by
> tabs.
> This makes it easier for users (and developers) to extend the POS
> tagger, as they
> don't need to export, modify, and re-create the binary dictionary for
> every change.
>
> The languages that cannot yet use added.txt are:
> Chinese, Japanese, Esperanto - these don't extend BaseTagger
> Romanian, Catalan - these have their own way of using a Manual tagger,
> it would be great if the maintainers can check if using BaseTagger for
> that is feasible (GermanTagger already does that): call getWordTagger()
> and you'll get a tagger that merges results from binary dictionary and
> added.txt, assuming you return a path to added.txt in
> getManualAdditionsFileName().
>
> Regards
> Daniel
>
>
>
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