How to disable some of the plugin presets in parse-latin #76

cyanxiao · 2022-05-31T09:48:36Z

cyanxiao
May 31, 2022

I tried to generate a tree with my plugins that was supposed to look like:

├─2 WordNode[5] (1:6-1:7, 5-6)
        │   ├─0 TextNode "这" (1:6-1:7, 5-6)
├─2 WordNode[5] (1:7-1:8, 6-7)
        │   ├─1 TextNode "是" (1:7-1:8, 6-7)
├─2 WordNode[5] (1:8-1:9, 7-8)
        │   ├─2 TextNode "一" (1:8-1:9, 7-8)
├─2 WordNode[5] (1:9-1:10, 8-9)
        │   ├─3 TextNode "个" (1:9-1:10, 8-9)
├─2 WordNode[5] (1:10-1:12, 9-11)
        │   └─4 TextNode "城市" (1:10-1:12, 9-11)

However, it was automatically transformed to:

├─2 WordNode[5] (1:6-1:12, 5-11)
        │   ├─0 TextNode "这" (1:6-1:16, 5-15)
        │   ├─1 TextNode "是" (1:16-1:16, 15-15)
        │   ├─2 TextNode "一" (1:16-1:16, 15-15)
        │   ├─3 TextNode "个" (1:16-1:16, 15-15)
        │   └─4 TextNode "城市" (1:16-1:12, 15-11)

I looked into the code of parse-latin and it seems the behavior was caused by the mergeWords preset plugin. How do I disable that if it's a feasible solution?

Thanks. 🙏

Answered by wooorm

May 31, 2022

Unfortunately, this is a latin-script parser. You need to make your own parser yourself.

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wooorm · 2022-05-31T09:55:06Z

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May 31, 2022
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Unfortunately, this is a latin-script parser. You need to make your own parser yourself.

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