Describe the bug
In c_Language.h::PatternReview, the working principle is:
/*Check for a joiner word and assist if possible
Possible combinations are;
unknown-type joiner known-type can assume unknown-type = known-type
unknown-type joiner unknown-type cannot help here
known-type joiner unknown-type can assume unknown-type = known-type
known-type joiner known-type no help needed here
unknown-type joiner determiner known-type can assume unknown-type = known-type after skipping determiner
Working principle~ you cannot join unlike word types i.e. dog and cat ~ ok dirty and dog ~ improper form
*/
Expected behavior
Possible exception~ The cat is fast and the dog is too. The joining word 'and' would trigger this routine to match dog and fast as the same word types. There needs to be a way to determine the usage of the joining word.
Describe the bug In c_Language.h::PatternReview, the working principle is: /*Check for a joiner word and assist if possible Possible combinations are; unknown-type joiner known-type can assume unknown-type = known-type unknown-type joiner unknown-type cannot help here known-type joiner unknown-type can assume unknown-type = known-type known-type joiner known-type no help needed here unknown-type joiner determiner known-type can assume unknown-type = known-type after skipping determiner
Expected behavior Possible exception~ The cat is fast and the dog is too. The joining word 'and' would trigger this routine to match dog and fast as the same word types. There needs to be a way to determine the usage of the joining word.