quoting Morrígan:yeah, that's weird. you can just put the commands into a batch file and run the batch. when I'm just tweaking rules and don't need to see any errors, that's what I generally do. Just put thejava -jar toolbox-sca.jar LEXICON.FILE RULES.FILE OUTPUT.FILEstuff in a batch.
I'm in Windows 7, can't say I've had any problems with the command line, other than it just not being bash.
Ok, putting it in a batch makes it actually do something, but that something is an error I was only barely able to capture with a screenshot because the command line window is gone as fast as it comes.
I should probably have it write the logs to disk.
You're not starting from somewhere on C:\ and trying to do cd D:\My Stuff\Writing\... are you? Because you need to change drives first. This is the only context in which using "cd" would appear to do nothing.
You're not starting from somewhere on C:\ and trying to do cd D:\My Stuff\Writing\... are you? Because you need to change drives first. This is the only context in which using "cd" would appear to do nothing.
quoting Matrix:quoting Morrígan:yeah, that's weird. you can just put the commands into a batch file and run the batch. when I'm just tweaking rules and don't need to see any errors, that's what I generally do. Just put thejava -jar toolbox-sca.jar LEXICON.FILE RULES.FILE OUTPUT.FILEstuff in a batch.
I'm in Windows 7, can't say I've had any problems with the command line, other than it just not being bash.
Ok, putting it in a batch makes it actually do something, but that something is an error I was only barely able to capture with a screenshot because the command line window is gone as fast as it comes.
If they didn't change it, you can always append "cmd" or "pause" to the end of the batch file in order to keep the window opened afterwards.
quoting Morrígan:I should probably have it write the logs to disk.
You're not starting from somewhere on C:\ and trying to do cd D:\My Stuff\Writing\... are you? Because you need to change drives first. This is the only context in which using "cd" would appear to do nothing.
Okay, so how do I change drives?
Welp, here's another error:
And here's my rules:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 1 at org.haedus.soundchange.SoundChangeApplier.parse<SoundChangeApplier.java:137> at org.haedus.soundchange.SoundChangeApplier.<init><SoundChangeApplier.java:75> at org.haedus.soundchange.Main.main<Main.java:54>
And here's my rules:
K = k g ng
T = m p b f v n t d s z c j r l ny y
N = ḿ ń ŋ ñ ññ
C = T K
V = i ì e è a aì u aa o ou
l > 0 / V_ % Postvocalic l is lost.
om on ong ony onny > ḿ ń ŋ ñ ññ / _ % Relabeling the syllabic nasals.
i ì e è a aì > u u o o aa ou / K?_(K{T N #})? % Front vowels back after syllable-initial velars and before syllable-final velars.
u aa > ì a / {c j Cy}?_({c j Cy}{T N #})? % Back vowels front after syllable-initial 'palatals' and before syllable-final 'palatals'.
Odd, doesn't seem to be happening for me. I'll have to add some formatting checks for variable assignment.
By the way, your last two rules won't work, you have ()? expressions on both sides, meaning the rule can apply under any circumstances.
By the way, your last two rules won't work, you have ()? expressions on both sides, meaning the rule can apply under any circumstances.
quoting Matrix:quoting Morrígan:By the way, your last two rules won't work, you have ()? expressions on both sides, meaning the rule can apply under any circumstances.
Aw. Am I gonna have to split them into two rules each?
For now. I'm going to add the ability to OR together multiple conditions in the future. However, I made a new release that might help with error reporting: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0yPt9F6jiAbMmVqemI5cUtmYms
How the hell. I already fixed that. Just a minute.
Somehow I lost the change that fixed this before. Anyway, I fixed it again and pushed the changes. I've also set up to create branches so I can compartmentalize the code changes for various functionalities.
Somehow I lost the change that fixed this before. Anyway, I fixed it again and pushed the changes. I've also set up to create branches so I can compartmentalize the code changes for various functionalities.