Closed beechnut closed 4 years ago
From the README, in the section on custom grammars:
String matchers will match anything in double-quotes. (Please don't use single quotes, as Aspen doesn't support them yet.) At the moment, if you have a string matcher like Matt works as a (string job_position) at UMass Boston. then make sure to write the job_position in quotes, like Matt works as a "research assistant" at UMass Boston. If you don't, it won't match. This will be addressed in a future update, because the quotes read as sarcastic. 😉
String matchers will match anything in double-quotes. (Please don't use single quotes, as Aspen doesn't support them yet.)
At the moment, if you have a string matcher like
Matt works as a (string job_position) at UMass Boston.
then make sure to write the job_position in quotes, like
Matt works as a "research assistant" at UMass Boston.
If you don't, it won't match.
This will be addressed in a future update, because the quotes read as sarcastic. 😉
Let's get rid of needing those quotes. We could always make them optional, but I don't see a clear need for them at all.
From the README, in the section on custom grammars:
Let's get rid of needing those quotes. We could always make them optional, but I don't see a clear need for them at all.