Closed bolner closed 3 years ago
This is the output of the original Ada program for the same word. That always indicates the masculine form with "M".
=>scriptor
script.or V 1 1 PRES PASSIVE IND 1 S
scripto, scriptare, scriptavi, scriptatus V (1st) TRANS [EXXEP] Later uncommon
write; compose;
scriptor N 3 1 NOM S M
scriptor N 3 1 VOC S M
scriptor, scriptoris N (3rd) M [XXXBX]
writer, author; scribe;
Hi,
Thank you for reporting this. I am aware of the issue, it's because I don't copy the noun's gender from its stem to its inflection.
I have been thinking of an elegant way to solve it: it is probably trivial in principle, but poses some code design issues that I haven't cleared up. I'll try to look into it asap.
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This has been fixed now for nouns. Also some tests were corrected to prevent regressions. I'll look into the same issue for adjectives, but I assume it will be a bit less clear: e.g. bonorum can be both masculine and neuter.
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