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warn on using tags that don't appear in any attribute categories #78

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unhammer opened this issue Oct 6, 2021 · 7 comments
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@unhammer
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unhammer commented Oct 6, 2021

I keep typing things like ?(number = pl) when I mean $number or 1.number, so number is treated as if it were and the test of course always fails.

But I've already got all the tags I plan on using in at least one attribute category, so if it doesn't appear in one of those, it's probably a typo and should give a compile-time warning.

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hey @unhammer ! i would love to learn and work on this issue.how can i proceed ?

@mr-martian
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@rinkydevi go for it!

In general, if you're interested in an open issue, fork the repo and make a PR if your solution works (or if you're partway there and want us to look at it).

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@mr-martian thank you so much for your response !
can u please guide me from where can i learn more to solve this issue?

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See if you can reproduce the issue (docs: https://wiki.apertium.org/wiki/Apertium-recursive) then trace the execution in the code, and come on IRC (https://wiki.apertium.org/wiki/IRC) to chat if you have further difficulties.

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@mr-martian Thanks!

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hey @mr-martian i m working on this issue can u please assign me this

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@rinkydevi we don't normally assign issues in Apertium. If you fix it (or make significant progress) just open a PR.

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