Hi,
the problem is probably the filtering setting. BREAK is by default not
visible. It will never be a successful match because ruta will
automatically skip the line breaks.
Try to add another rule changing the filtering setting in front of your
rule:
RETAINTYPE(BREAK);
pin BREAK #{-> MARK(heading)} BREAK;
There could be another problem because BREAK represents \n and \r. Thus,
the rule would not work for windows line endings. You would need
something like:
pin BREAK[1,2] #{-> MARK(heading)} BREAK;
There is a utils analysis engine in ruta for annotating lines:
PlainTextAnnotator
If you include it, you can write something like:
pin Line{-> heading};
(You maybe need to trim the Lines, e.g., with the TRIM action if the
lines start or end with whitespaces)
Best,
Peter
PS:
I recommend the usage of the explain view of the Ruta Workbench. There
you can see why a rule did not match. The Workbench can considerably
increase the efficiency and speed of developing ruta-based annotators.
Am 16.02.2016 um 10:56 schrieb Mahathi Aguvaveedi Aguvaveedi (US -
Advisory):
Hello,
I have the following sample text:
zip 20193
New York
USA
What I would like to do, is match only "New York" i.e., the line after the
zipcode.
I tried using this code but it is not working -
DECLARE heading;
pin BREAK #{-> MARK(heading)} BREAK;
(I have declared pin before this).
Please let me know how to go about this.
Thanks!
