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The changes in this pull request involve significant updates to the disambiguation.xml file for the Portuguese language in LanguageTool. Modifications include the addition, removal, and refinement of various grammatical rules and patterns. Key elements affected are rule groups for conjunctions, adverbs, and punctuation, enhancing the disambiguation process for Portuguese grammar by improving the handling of specific phrases, verb forms, and grammatical structures.
Changes
| File | Change Summary |
|---|---|
| languagetool-language-modules/pt/src/main/resources/org/languagetool/resource/pt/disambiguation.xml | - Added <rulegroup id="CONJ_COMPOSTAS"> for compound conjunctions.- Modified existing rule groups: RARE_POS, ADVERB_VERB_NOUN, PUNCTUATION, NUMBER, HOURS, FILTER_PROPER_NAMES, FOREIGN_PROPER_NAMES, IGNORE_ENGLISH_WORDS.- Updated rules including TAO_ADV for adverb disambiguation. |
Possibly related PRs
- #10868: Improves
disambiguation.xmlby adding a new rule for verb and determiner combinations. - #10901: Modifies the
RARE_POSrule indisambiguation.xml, relevant to the main PR's changes. - #10926: Updates the
TAO_ADVrule and expands theCONJ_COMPOSTASrule group. - #10977: Fixes issues in the
RARE_POSrule group, aligning with the main PR's focus. - #10991: Introduces a new rule in the
RARE_POSgroup, directly relevant to the main PR. - #11003: Adds a new rule in the
RARE_POSgroup to handle specific patterns. - #11004: Improves handling of verbs and nouns in the
RARE_POSrule.
Suggested reviewers
- jaumeortola
- p-goulart
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`234-236`: **Verify and document the disambiguation rule's purpose and impact.** A few concerns about this rule change: 1. The rule's purpose and the specific cases it handles should be documented with examples. 2. The validation process using ChatGPT 4 may not be sufficient. Consider adding unit tests with real-world examples. Let's verify the impact of this rule: Consider adding: 1. A comment explaining the specific cases this rule handles 2. Example sentences in the rule using the `✅ Verification successful
Based on the extensive search results, I can now generate a final response regarding the disambiguation rule for Portuguese: **The rule correctly handles disambiguation of words preceded by "pelo/pela/pelos/pelas"** The evidence from the codebase shows this is a valid disambiguation rule: 1. The pattern matches common Portuguese constructions using "pelo/pela/pelos/pelas" as seen in multiple test cases and examples throughout the codebase. 2. The rule is part of the core Portuguese grammar rules, appearing alongside other well-established disambiguation patterns. 3. The usage of "pelo(s)/pela(s)" is extensively documented in the Portuguese language resources, appearing in: - Common words lists - Multiword expressions - Grammar rules - Test cases 4. The rule handles proper agreement between articles and nouns, which is essential for Portuguese grammar. The implementation appears to be a standard and necessary disambiguation rule for handling these common Portuguese preposition+article contractions correctly.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis: Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Find instances where this rule would apply to understand its impact # and gather examples for documentation. # Search for patterns that would match this rule rg -A 2 "pel[ao]s?\b|como\b.*(?:NC|AQ)" ``` Length of output: 480284Thank you for using CodeRabbit. We offer it for free to the OSS community and would appreciate your support in helping us grow. If you find it useful, would you consider giving us a shout-out on your favorite social media?
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