niekveldhuis
commented
6 years ago Heather,
This an ORACC issue, rather than a Nammu issue. I always replace such P numbers by the identical X number (in your case X512081) and all I need to do is swap Ps for Xs at some point. It is a nuisance - I agree, but is important to have that check in place.
Niek
Niek Veldhuis Professor of Assyriology, Department of Near Eastern Studies Senior Fellow, Berkeley Institute of Data Science UC Berkeley
On Mon, Aug 20, 2018 at 9:49 AM Heather notifications@github.com wrote:
I have entered the new P-numbers for my Nappahu corpus in my .atf files, but Nammu will not lemmatize them: I get the warning message “P512081 not in main catalog (new P-IDs may not register for 48 hours)". However, if I change the number to a temporary one (e.g. X000001) then the lemmatization proceeds as expected.
Is it possible to have Nammu warn about unregistered P-numbers but go ahead and lemmatize the texts anyway? It's somewhat time-consuming to have to fiddle with temporary numbers.
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zarpanitu
I have entered the new P-numbers for my Nappahu corpus in my .atf files, but Nammu will not lemmatize them: I get the warning message “P512081 not in main catalog (new P-IDs may not register for 48 hours)". However, if I change the number to a temporary one (e.g. X000001) then the lemmatization proceeds as expected.
Is it possible to have Nammu warn about unregistered P-numbers but go ahead and lemmatize the texts anyway? It's somewhat time-consuming to have to fiddle with temporary numbers.