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Hi Daniel,
> We could add a new method JLanguageTool.check(AnnotatedText). This
> AnnotatedText object contains a list of tokens and each token is either
> text or markup. For an XML snippet like "hi there", it could be
> created like this:
>
> new AnnotatedText()
> .addText("hi ")
> .addMarku
Paolo Bianchini wrote
> Yes, please go ahead for Italian.
>
> I still did not have time to figure out how to do check out and in with the
> new repository.
>
> thanks
>
> Paolo
Done. All pages are now updated.
Dominique
I guess this will work quite well.
Even plain text could be considered as marked up. There are markup
characters in it like linefeeds and formfeeds.
Ruud
> Hi,
>
> LT only supports plain text, but we should make it easier for users of
> our API to check text of any format. I'm looking for feedbac
2013/9/3 Daniel Naber
> Hi,
>
> LT only supports plain text, but we should make it easier for users of
> our API to check text of any format. I'm looking for feedback on this
> idea how we could do that:
>
> We could add a new method JLanguageTool.check(AnnotatedText). This
> AnnotatedText object
Yes, please go ahead for Italian.
I still did not have time to figure out how to do check out and in with the new
repository.
thanks
Paolo
On Sep 3, 2013, at 8:36 AM, Daniel Naber wrote:
> On 2013-09-03 05:51, Dominique Pellé wrote:
>
>> I still see the obsolete LanguageToolGUI.jar in the
Hi,
LT only supports plain text, but we should make it easier for users of
our API to check text of any format. I'm looking for feedback on this
idea how we could do that:
We could add a new method JLanguageTool.check(AnnotatedText). This
AnnotatedText object contains a list of tokens and each