jvocuhadju(1L)jvocuhadju(1L)NAME
jvocuhadju - Lujvo picker (based on the rules in the reference grammar.)
SYNOPSIS
jvocuhadju [-v] [-a] [-l] tanru-component-1 [ ... tanru-component-n ]
DESCRIPTION
jvocuhadju is a program that reads a list of tanru-components (gismu or cmavo) on the command line, and constructs the possible short-form
lujvo corresponding to those components in sequence. The possible lujvo are displayed ranked in order of desirability, with their scores
shown based on the algorithm in the reference grammar. The lowest score is best.
Where a tanru-component is a cmavo containing an apostrophe, the apostrophe may be replaced by the letter "h" on the command line. This is
a convenience to avoid having to backslash-escape the apostrophe to hide it from the shell.
OPTIONS -v Show the program version and exit.
-a List all possible lujvo for the input tanru (default is just the best 8).
-l Allow 4/5 letter rafsi to be picked even if a 3 letter form is available for any particular tanru component.
tanru-component-k
This is a gismu or cmavo which is one component of the word. Cmavo must have a rafsi corresponding to them.
SEE ALSO
jbofihe
Checks Lojban grammar checker and provides English translations of the individual words.
cmafihe
Provides English translations of Lojban words in the input, without checking the grammar. Useful for getting a rough translation of
grammatically invalid text.
FILES BUGS
ju'oru'e so'imei (Surely there are many).
REFERENCES
http://go.to/jbofihe
Home page for the jbofihe project
http://www.lojban.org/
Home page of the Lojban community
http://www.rrbcurnow.freeuk.com/lojban/
My Lojban page.
AUTHOR
Richard Curnow <rpc@myself.com>
April 2000 jvocuhadju(1L)
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voikkogc - test program for Voikko grammar checker
SYNOPSIS
voikkogc [options]
DESCRIPTION
voikkogc is a test program for grammar checking functionality in libvoikko, library of Finnish language tools. It reads sentences or para-
graphs from stdin (one per line) and print the results to stdout. The results are structures containing information about grammar errors
found in the input paragraph.
OPTIONS --tokenize
Instead of looking for grammar errors, split input into tokens. The tokens are prefixed by type: "W" is a word, "P" is punctuation,
"S" is whitespace, "U" is unknown and "E" is a prefix for error messages.
--split-sentences
Instead of looking for grammar errors, split input into sentences. The sentences are prefixed by type: "B" means that end of sen-
tence is a probably correct, "P" means that end of sentence is a possibly correct (but probably this and the next identified sen-
tence should be joined) and "E" means that sentence ends at the end of input.
-n Prefix all grammar checker messages with line number of input data.
accept_titles=n
accept_unfinished_paragraphs=n
accept_bulleted_lists=n
Set the value of the specified boolean option.
explanation_language=langcode
Print human readable error explanation in the specified language.
BUGS
Human readable error explanations are printed in UTF-8 regardless of current locale settings.
SEE ALSO
voikkospell for common options of different Voikko test tools.
AUTHOR
voikkogc and this manual page were written by Harri Pitkanen (hatapitk@iki.fi).
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