A Tool for Spelling, Grammar Check and Ambiguity Check of Toki Pona Sentences

[jan_Lope]

Spelling, Grammar Check and Ambiguity Check of Toki Pona Sentences

Please see here:
http://rowa.giso.de/languages/toki-pona ... sson18.php

[janKipo]

At a glance, the grammar is very restricted, i.e., many acceptable sentences will be declared ungrammatical or be given unreasonable parsings. On the other hand, just about everything accepted will be acceptable. The ambiguity lists will also generally work for accepted sentences. Details will take some time to work out exactly.

[jan_Lope]

Now it is possible to check several Toki Pona sentences with one command.

http://rowa.giso.de/languages/toki-pona ... sson18.php

[jan_Lope]

toki!

Tool for checking Toki Pona sentences
Update: Easier handling https://github.com/jan-Lope/Toki_Pona-Parser

Thanks to jan Jon.

[jan_Lope]

toki!
An update for the Toki Pona parser is available:
https://jan-lope.github.io/Toki_Pona-Parser/

Missing or wrong grammar rules are fixed.

Test rules for positiv tests of correct examples and negativ tests of wrong examples are implemented.
Thanks to jan Jon. He wrote the test rules.

Correct examples:
https://github.com/jan-Lope/Toki_Pona-P ... -right.txt
Wrong examples:
https://github.com/jan-Lope/Toki_Pona-P ... -wrong.txt

The travis build process checks these examples automatically https://travis-ci.org/jan-Lope/Toki_Pona-Parser

[jan_Lope]

toki!

A better installation docu for the Toki Pona parser https://jan-lope.github.io/Toki_Pona-Parser/

[janKipo]

I kinda wish I could remember what it was that I did that was rude or spammy. The worst I can remember is disagreeing about the formulation of the 'pi' rule and suggesting that several other things in his grammar were somewhat outdated by community standards. I suppose now I should add my objection to "missing "be"" and to building 'li'' into the grammar (although I do, inconsistently, like commas in various places).

[jan_Lope]

toki!

Update of the Toki Pona Parser: Instead of "noun phrase", "subject phrase" is used and "predicate phrase" is used instead of "verb phrase". For example, there are Toki Pona sentences without verb.

https://jan-lope.github.io/Toki_Pona-Parser/

[jan_Lope]

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Toki Pona Parser - Update

In the output of the Toki Pona Parser separators are no longer displayed because they are no longer needed for further sentence analysis. This makes the output shorter and clearer.

For example, the seperator "e" is followed by a direct object. Once this has been detected, you no longer need to display the separator "e".

Before:

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|: mi moku e moku.  
s(dec(sim(sp(sub(pronoun(mi))),pp(verb_tra(moku),obj_d(sep(e),noun(moku))))),sep(.))

Now:

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|: mi moku e moku.  
s(dec(sim(sp(sub(pronoun(mi))),pp(verb_tra(moku),obj_d(noun(moku))))))

Also, the separator "." is no longer required because a declarative sentences has been recognized.

https://jan-lope.github.io/Toki_Pona-Parser/