a Problem about WORDTABLE

2019-07-04 Thread B. Li
Hi All, I am trying to use a WordTable to configure and give several different attribute values (with different columns) to some SINGLE (Chinese) characters, but I always fail to get the correct values from columns in the WordTable file, although the engine can correctly recognize and mark

Re: a Problem about WORDTABLE

2019-07-05 Thread B. Li
Hi Peter, I sent it to your email box. Thanks a lot, Baoli On 7/5/2019 15:41,Peter Klügl wrote: Hi, I think the attachment got lost. Can you either send it again to me email address or open a Jira ticket and attach the file there? Best, Peter Am 05.07.2019 um 09:37 schrieb B. Li

Re: a Problem about WORDTABLE

2019-07-05 Thread B. Li
ion parameter for automatically avoiding it, but I have to check in which version it was introduced. However, upgrading the Ruta version is recommended in any case. If this is not the source of your problem, do you have a minimal example for reproducing it? Best, Peter Am 05.07.2019 um 03

How to count the number of a special word in a document?

2019-08-29 Thread B. Li
Hi All, I would like to count the number of a special word (e.g. people) in a document. How can I get it with RUTA? Thanks in advance! Kind regards, Baoli

how to match patterns back from the end of an input string

2019-07-26 Thread B. Li
Hi All, I would like to match patterns back from the end of an input string, which may not end at SENTENCEEND. I am wondering whether there are some special tokens like "^" and "$" in normal regular expression in RUTA. Thanks in advance, Baoli

Re: how to match patterns back from the end of an input string

2019-07-26 Thread B. Li
Am 26.07.2019 um 11:54 schrieb B. Li: Hi All, I would like to match patterns back from the end of an input string, which may not end at SENTENCEEND. I am wondering whether there are some special tokens like "^" and "$" in normal regular expression in RUTA. Thanks in advan

a question about REGEXP

2019-09-20 Thread B. Li
Hi All, I have a question about REGEXP. I would like to extract a digit (e.g. the third one) in a number (NUM). Could I use REGEXP to get the result of a matched group (something like NUM{REGEXP("^\\d\\d(\\d)")})? Any hint would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance! Baoli