jbellik
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3 years ago You would have to create the function matchSPAny(). You should put it in main/constraints/match.js. It'll be very simple: function matchSPAny(stree, ptree, scat, options){ options = options || {}; options.anyPcat = true; return matchSP(stree, ptree, scat, options); }
On Thu, Apr 29, 2021 at 9:59 AM M130 @.***> wrote:
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In interface1.html https://github.com/syntax-prosody-ot/main/pull/580#discussion_r623232403 :
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Mapping constraints
CPXPX0
I tried the way with the matchSPAny() but I got a globalNameOrDirect due to it. I am not sure if it is due to my naming and changed it to matchSPAny() but that still didn't work. We could discuss this during the meeting if that works.
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sz245
There are still some minor things to fix for this. But just wanted to put this pull request for an update on the two issues. For matchSP(stree2, ptree3, 'xp', {anyPCat:true}) it equals to 3 instead of 4. I think stree2 is correct. I think it might be my interpretation of ptree3 that might be wrong. I copied and pasted it here. What's your perspective on this? Thanks!
var ptree3 = { "id": 'root', "cat": 'i', "children": [ { "id": 'xp', "cat": 'phi', "children": [ { "id": 'x', "cat": 'w' }, { "id": 'y', "cat": 'w' }, { "id": 'z', "cat": 'w' } ] } ] };