On 2/23/04 5:20 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

I am writing to ask if anyone has built, or is interested in buidling, a concordance tool for RR. I have a tool (called Audiamus) built in RR that links a set of transcripts to their media at the sentence level. I would very much like to have a concordance of the transcripts, but have no idea how to create a concordance that works as quickly and neatly as FreeText did.

There is a script offered in the MetaCard IDE that does part of what I think you want, and is very fast. A little modification and you'd be set.


on mouseUp
  put empty into field "result"
  answer file "Select a text file for input:"
  if it is empty then exit mouseUp
# let user know we're working on it
  set the cursor to watch
  put it into inputFile
  open file inputFile for read
  read from file inputFile until eof
  put it into fileContent
  close file inputFile
# wordCount is an associative array, its indexes are words
# with the contents of each element being number of times
# that word appears
  repeat for each word w in fileContent
    add 1 to wordCount[w]
  end repeat
# copy all the indexes that is in the wordCount associative array
  put keys(wordCount) into keyWords
# sort the indexes -- keyWords contains a list of elements in array
  sort keyWords
  repeat for each line l in keyWords
    put l & tab & wordCount[l] & return after displayResult
  end repeat
  put displayResult into field "result"
end mouseUp


Instead of adding 1 to each instance of the word, you could collect a word count reference or whatever data you want, and collect that info in the array. In the repeat loop, use something like this:


 put 0 into theWordNum
 repeat for each word w in fileContent
    add 1 to theWordNum
    put comma & theWordNum after wordCount[w]
 end repeat

This would give you a list of words containing a comma-delimited list of numerical references for each word.


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