compupro commented 5 years ago

When the user clicks on a word, it should show the other words in the sentence that agree with it by highlighting them with a background color. It would make sense for the word being clicked to be a darker highlight than the words that it agrees with.

Will require some understanding of what types of words agree with what in Latin.

Agreements to do (wordInfl - myInfl)

[X] adverb-verb
[X] verb-adverb
[X] adjective-noun
[X] noun-adjective
[X] verb-noun (currently ignores person!)
[X] noun-verb (currently ignores person!)
[x] verb-pronoun
[x] pronoun-noun
[X] noun-noun (genitive)
[x] noun (genitive)-noun
[x] preposition-noun
[x] noun-preposition
[x] preposition-pronoun
[x] pronoun-preposition

compupro commented 5 years ago

The framework for doing this is now in Word.agreesWith()

compupro commented 5 years ago

Might want to check prepositions for their position before the modified word

compupro commented 5 years ago

Agreement rules in the checklist are done. Closing this and opening new issues for concerns with individual relationships.

compupro / latin-annotator

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