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user:zeman:interset:to-do [2009/02/17 16:16]
zeman It is probably not a good solution to make "personal" the default type of pronoun.
user:zeman:interset:to-do [2009/02/17 17:53]
zeman clitic_s
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   * Include the text of the GNU GPL in the released package. Create a //License// page at this website.   * Include the text of the GNU GPL in the released package. Create a //License// page at this website.
   * Enable checking out the latest development version directly from the Subversion repository.   * Enable checking out the latest development version directly from the Subversion repository.
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     * Move ''subpos=clit'' to an independent feature so that it is easier to ask whether a pronoun is personal. Or remove the feature. This is connected to the problem of changed processing of pronouns, and of the processing of contracted word forms (see below).     * Move ''subpos=clit'' to an independent feature so that it is easier to ask whether a pronoun is personal. Or remove the feature. This is connected to the problem of changed processing of pronouns, and of the processing of contracted word forms (see below).
     * Create new value ''prontype = oth''. It will be used when we know that a word is pronoun but we do not know its type and do not want to set the default ''prs'' (personal).     * Create new value ''prontype = oth''. It will be used when we know that a word is pronoun but we do not know its type and do not want to set the default ''prs'' (personal).
 +    * Create a new feature or some other means of marking that a Czech pronoun contains an encliticised form of the 2nd person of the auxiliary verb "být", as in "ses", "sis", "tos", "tys". The Multext East tagset defines a special feature called ''clitic_s'', used only in Czech.
   * Find more fine-grained classification of punctuation and symbols. Danish has punctuation proper, symbols (+, $), and strange strings like "U-21".   * Find more fine-grained classification of punctuation and symbols. Danish has punctuation proper, symbols (+, $), and strange strings like "U-21".
   * Classification of coordinative conjunctions: copulative, adversative etc. Example: sv::mamba.   * Classification of coordinative conjunctions: copulative, adversative etc. Example: sv::mamba.

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