- Dec 03, 2010
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Adam Wardynski authored
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Adam Wardynski authored
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Adam Wardynski authored
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Adam Wardynski authored
The concept has been reworked a bit.
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Adam Wardynski authored
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Adam Wardynski authored
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Adam Wardynski authored
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Paweł Kędzia authored
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- Dec 02, 2010
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Adam Wardynski authored
It is called "flex" atm but it is subject to change.
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Adam Wardynski authored
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Adam Wardynski authored
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Adam Wardynski authored
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- Nov 30, 2010
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ilor authored
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ilor authored
Add the tagset-symbol-getter operator (GetSymbols), bump required Corpus2 version to 1.0.2 since new features are needed.
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ilor authored
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Adam Wardynski authored
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- Nov 29, 2010
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Adam Wardynski authored
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Paweł Kędzia authored
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ilor authored
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ilor authored
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Paweł Kędzia authored
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- Nov 28, 2010
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Adam Wardynski authored
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Adam Wardynski authored
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Adam Wardynski authored
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- Nov 26, 2010
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Adam Wardynski authored
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Adam Wardynski authored
For example, it can now be used in Conditional, which is done as well.
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Adam Wardynski authored
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Adam Wardynski authored
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Adam Wardynski authored
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- Nov 25, 2010
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Adam Wardynski authored
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Adam Wardynski authored
Introducing base abstract class FunctionalOperator and template Operator<T> for a functional operator returning given type of Value. Assortment of copy methods and apply methods.
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Adam Wardynski authored
Intended as a base class for library-user-level operators and rules. Allows manipulation of Variables via get, set. Intoduces cloning support.
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Adam Wardynski authored
Doesn't hurt and can help.
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ilor authored
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- Nov 22, 2010
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ilor authored
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Paweł Kędzia authored
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- Nov 21, 2010
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Adam Wardynski authored
Some other refactoring too, some augmented comments etc.
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Adam Wardynski authored
This is to accomodate rules in future, and repurpose "Operator" to be a library api-level class for users of the library, for parsed functional operators.
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Adam Wardynski authored
It's a change from if x then y else z, which wasn't exactly proper anyway without parentheses.
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- Nov 20, 2010
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Adam Wardynski authored
RelativePosition operator, represented by "+" in WCCL (at least initially). Returns Nowhere for Nowhere, or a Position shifted by given offset to the position given (Begin and End are first translated into normal Positions).
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