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fsa_accent

NAME

fsa_accent - find words that deprived of diacritics match words from input

SYNOPSIS

fsa_accent [ options ] [ <infile ] [ >outfile ]

DESCRIPTION

fsa_accent reads lines from the input. Each line contains one word. Every word is looked up in specified dictionaries. All words that when deprived of diacritics match the input word are printed.

OPTIONS

-d dictionary

use that dictionary. Several dictionaries may be given. At least one dictionary must be specified. Dictionaries are automata built using fsa_build or fsa_ubuild.

-a accent_file

use accent_file to establish relationships between characters with diacritics, and those without them. The first character of the accent_file is a comment character. All lines that begin with it are comments, and are ignored. All other lines specify one character without diacritics for one or more characters with diacritics. The first character in a line is a character without diacritics. It is followed by one or more spaces and HT characters, and then by a string of characters without diacritics, followed immediately by new line. There should be no spaces between characters with diacritics. For each word containing a character found in the first column in the accent_file words containing that character as well as characters listed to the right of it in the accent_file will be looked up.

-i input_file

specifies an input file, i.e. a file with words that lack accents. More input files can be specified in that way. If the option is not present, standard input is used.

-l language_file

specifies a file that hold language specific information, i.e. (for now) characters that form words, and pairs of (lowercase, uppercase) characters for case conversion. If the option is not specified, latin letters with standard case conversions wil be used.

Note: whether this information will be used or not depends on the module used for I/O handling (one_word_io or text_io).

-v

prints version details.

EXIT STATUS

0

OK

1

Invalid option used, or lack of a required option.

2

Dictionary file could not be opened.

4

Not enough memory.

5

Accent file could not be opened or used.

SEE ALSO

fsa_build(1), fsa_guess(1), fsa_hash(1), fsa_morph(1), fsa_prefix(1), fsa_spell(1), fsa_ubuild(1), fsa_visual(1).

BUGS

Send bug reports to the author: Jan Daciuk, jandac@pg.gda.pl.