Open cneidle opened 1 year ago
I was able to get around this by inserting a non-breaking space, but I don't know if that is going to cause a problem later on, for Augustine's parser...
copying Augustine @kwasiopoku
This wound up being a relatively quick fix.
Excellent!
thanks
Carol
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This wound up being a relatively quick fix.
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Listed as "code complete" as of May 23, but it is still a problem...
Note that non-breaking spaces no longer work. FWIW.
Main issue remaining here: allowing spaces between quotes, and not elsewhere.
Carol, how should this apply when creating new glosses? When we create the text values (before providing a start/end time) would this same logic of allowing spaces only between quotes apply there as well? As in, spaces not between quotes would still separate into different 'words' but spaces inside quotes would be considered part of the same 'word'
Yes. That sounds right. Thanks!
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Carol, how should this apply when creating new glosses? When we create the text values (before providing a start/end time) would this same logic of allowing spaces only between quotes apply there as well? As in, spaces not between quotes would still separate into different 'words' but spaces inside quotes would be considered part of the same 'word'
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@cneidle Does this apply to allowing spaces within double quotes, or within single quotes as well?
Best to also allow spaces within single quotes as well. Thanks!Sent from my iPhone; please excuse typos.On Oct 9, 2023, at 9:44 AM, Greg Dimitriadis @.***> wrote: @cneidle Does this apply to allowing spaces within double quotes, or within single quotes as well?
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@cneidle are single quotes ever used in the names of glosses and/or gestures? I'm wondering if we can just disallow single quotes from being entered here, which may make some things simpler on the backend. Or if that would be too heavy-handed, and we would rather allow single quotes.
Hi Greg,
I don’t believe we need to allow single quotes in the same context where we need to allow double quotes.
However, we do need to allow ‘ in a gloss, between double quotes, e.g., (1h)5"that's the way it is” or (1h)5"what's going on?"
Thanks, Carol
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@cneidle https://github.com/cneidle are single quotes ever used in the names of glosses and/or gestures? I'm wondering if we can just disallow single quotes from being entered here, which may make some things simpler on the backend. Or if that would be too heavy-handed, and we would rather allow single quotes.
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This seems to work, in allowing, e.g., 5"test this item". We discussed single quotes, and I thought you decided not to allow that. But it is allowed, in fact -- which is not a problem !
So I think we can close this issue :-). Thank you.
Yes, single quotes are allowed within double quotes, like the examples here. It also works in reverse, so:
word'words inside"single quote'
would also be valid (despite not making logical sense).
Close this issue now? Thanks very much.
There are still problems
Furthermore:
The above two reports involve v. 3.4.1. OS 11.7.10
This mostly seems to have been fixed in 3.4.1. The only time this error shows up is when editing a pre-existing gloss that contains quotation marks. This can be resolved by retyping the quotation marks. (I assume there is some issue with legacy special characters used for " .) If this remains as it is, we should probably include a warning in the documentation for the next release.
Spaces must be allowed within quotation marks -- i.e., for gestures and classifiers.