Input: "@param predicates the the predicates to check, cloned, not null"
Expected output: (args[0]==null) == falseActual output: (args[0]==null) == false || (target.getPredicates()==null) == false
From the comment Toradocu extracts a proposition with subject predicates and predicate not is null.
Then Toradocu picks as matching code elements the method parameter predicates and the method getPredicates in the target class.
Toradocu would use only one of the two (according to a defined priority) if the subject is singular, but in this case predicates is plural.
Then Toradocu retains both identified code elements and merge the two translations in
(args[0]==null) == false || (target.getPredicates()==null) == false.
Notice that || (or) is the conjunction used when no other conjunction is specified.
One possibility to solve this is to look at the verb and check if it is a third person singular verb, and in that case treat the subject as a singular noun.
Input: "
@parampredicates the the predicates to check, cloned, not null" Expected output:(args[0]==null) == falseActual output:(args[0]==null) == false || (target.getPredicates()==null) == falseFrom the comment Toradocu extracts a proposition with subject
predicatesand predicatenot is null. Then Toradocu picks as matching code elements the method parameterpredicatesand the methodgetPredicatesin the target class. Toradocu would use only one of the two (according to a defined priority) if the subject is singular, but in this casepredicatesis plural. Then Toradocu retains both identified code elements and merge the two translations in(args[0]==null) == false || (target.getPredicates()==null) == false. Notice that||(or) is the conjunction used when no other conjunction is specified.One possibility to solve this is to look at the verb and check if it is a third person singular verb, and in that case treat the subject as a singular noun.