Closed LinguList closed 3 years ago
Agreed. Sounds very practical. Created simple report that shows the quantity of shared cognates between languages or families. Big difference in thresholds.
John Miller @.***
On Aug 21, 2021, at 4:32 AM, Johann-Mattis List @.***> wrote:
@fractaldragonflies https://github.com/fractaldragonflies, if you check the lexibank/seabor/ scripts, you see that we do all analyses as commandline analyses, so it is much easier to add parsers for cline args.
What you need to do for this is:
modify setup.py add a folder "keypanocommands" add simplified commandline scripts to this folder, where you register the parser, as we do in the seaborcommands folder invoke a script by typing (after installing the keypano package!): cldfbench keypano.command_filename I suggest you modify your current analyses in this form, and I also suggest to single out commands, so you do not have one to rule them all, but several scripts for one purpose each
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Can we merge the branch already? I'd then provide more examples.
Branch has been merged. Future improvements have been made and merged as well. While a continuing development effort, the specific issue of using command line scripts has been addressed.
@fractaldragonflies, if you check the lexibank/seabor/ scripts, you see that we do all analyses as commandline analyses, so it is much easier to add parsers for cline args.
What you need to do for this is:
seaborcommands
foldercldfbench keypano.command_filename
I suggest you modify your current analyses in this form, and I also suggest to single out commands, so you do not have one to rule them all, but several scripts for one purpose each