jbv wrote:
I don't want to waste too much of your time,
don't worry - this is a perfect excuse to avoid doing any *real* work -
like documentation, testing, ...
but may I ask what other approach you have in mind (in a few words) ?
Nothing else that has properly coalesced into "an idea" yet - just wild
thoughts .....
build a regex, use that to filter the sentence list to only those which
have at least one matching word, then apply the above algorithm
replace each (word in the ref list) by a matching symbol throughout the
sentence list, then use filter to remove non matching sentences (e.g.
put 0 into count
repeat for each item W in myReference
add 1 to count
replace W by ":"&count in mySentences
end repeat
filter mySentences by "*:*:*"
(this would perhaps be worth pursuing if the ref list is usually small -
at 30 words, I doubt it has much chance)
I'm sure there are others .... but even these two are kind of long shots.
And after that, there's always a large glass of 25-year malt and a soak
in the hot tub to come up with more ideas .... :-)
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