> On Monday 19 September 2005 03:21, Martin Sevior wrote:
>
>> Ah this is very interesting! Does it compile with gcj? Do you have or
>> plan to have an C/C++ API to access the functionality of your code?
>
> I have no experience with gcj. I guess compiling LanguageTool wouldn't be
> difficult but it makes use of some libraries which would also need to be
> compiled then I guess. Any help is appreciated.
>
> About the C API: I have no idea how to add one, can you get this
> automatically with gcj?
>
I have no experience with either java or gjc. I know that the
gnu-classpath project exists to provide free implementations of a large
number of the java libraries. You might be lucky have find yours already
implemented.
Regarding the implementation, we deliberately made the interface to the
link-grammar library as clean as possible.
We will just need to provide so glue code to implement two C++ methods.
in a subclass of the grammar checking wrapper we'd need to write.
class PieceOfText;
class ABI_EXPORT LinkGrammarWrap
{
public:
LinkGrammarWrap(void);
virtual ~LinkGrammarWrap(void);
bool parseSentence(PieceOfText * pT);
bool clear(void);
private:
Dictionary m_Dict;
Parse_Options m_Opts;
};
Where...
class ABI_EXPORT AbiGrammarError
{
public:
AbiGrammarError(void);
virtual ~AbiGrammarError(void);
UT_sint32 m_iErrLow;
UT_sint32 m_iErrHigh;
UT_uint32 m_iWordNum;
UT_UTF8String m_sErrorDesc;
};
class ABI_EXPORT PieceOfText
{
public:
PieceOfText(void);
virtual ~PieceOfText(void);
UT_sint32 iInLow;
UT_sint32 iInHigh;
UT_sint32 nWords;
bool bHasStop;
UT_UTF8String sText;
bool m_bGrammarChecked;
bool m_bGrammarOK;
UT_GenericVector<AbiGrammarError *> m_vecGrammarErrors;
UT_UTF8String m_sSuggestion;
UT_sint32 countWords(void);
};
We break text into sentences ourselves. and them into the PieceOfText class.
The vector m_vecGrammarErrors, contains a list of all the errors found in
the sentence along with potential suggestions for how to fix them.
From the description of your library it would prolly be a matter of less
than a week of real time to be grammar-checking on the fly with your
library provided we can work out the java-C/C++ issues.
We would just write a wrapper class around your library and compile it as
opposed to link-grammar.
Cheers
Martin
>> PS. I'm CCing the abiword-list. The rest of the development team will be
>> very interested in this.
>
> Feel free to forward this again if my CC doesn't work, as I'm not
> subscribed.
>
> Regards
> Daniel
>
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> http://www.danielnaber.de
>
Received on Tue, 20 Sep 2005 08:30:26 +1000 (EST)
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