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Hi,
Scenario: if the custom grammar file has word with the character "%". transcription works fine. But while importing the same word. it doesn't work.
below is the text file restest.txt (used to create restest.res):
Below is the screenshot of import. It doesn't work.
but while writing with trokes. it recognizes.
Please. check with the character %. and get help us out.
Mitesh
Dear Mitesh,
here is the way I import "0.03%": editorView.getEditor().import_(MimeType.TEXT, "0.03%", null);
And the source of the lexicon is contained into the aboe zip file as 003percent.lex.
For sure this is a space issue, if you cannot find where a space is added, we invite you to use your second lexicon.
Best regards,
Olivier
can you please provide us the source ouf your restest resource and the way you proceed to do your import?
Thank you,
Here is the code you wanted.
As the below file, if only the word '0.03%' used; recognition works fine but, the import isn't working.
Now if we add as this below format. It works. The recognition and The import works perfectly. for all 3 strings.
Now, the thing is; we can't separately add all values.
As it should work as a custom grammar.
Please take a look at it. and try this example by your self.
Regards,
Dea Mitesh,
currently, I just tried on my side and it is working fine. You can find my resource and source code at the following link: https://myscript.filecamp.com/s/gYIQ683vIzgJhoyE/fo
I would tend to think of an encoding issue (your lex file should be encoded in UTF-8).
Or maybe you add a space, as using the grm will add a space in between each word.
I've used 003percent.res file, that you have provided. It is not working. still the same issue.
Can you provide source code? You have mentioned but I can't find the source code via that link.
And yes, the text files I've used earlier are encoded in UTF-8. You can check the right bottom corner in the screenshots.
Hello Olivier,
This doesn't seem to be a space issue. The issue is with the conjunction of number and a character.
The same issue is occurring with "0.03#" & "0.03$"
Please test again. I have tried many combinations with the lexicon file. adding space at the end and adding a new line and many more.
The import of combined custom word; works only when the containing number and character both are added separately in the lexicon.
And also note I am using the custom grammar. (grm resource)
please use this resource files that I am using
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1UEpnyxNeLL2kztCOU5M8wpWEi71nx4kt?usp=sharing
I just tried your resource on my side, and I could easily import the "0.0.3%" text: editorView.getEditor().import_(MimeType.TEXT, "0.03%", null);
Maybe you are trying to import anything else? If so, then you shall add the lk-text resource.
On my side, I consider this issue is closed.
Mitesh Nandpal
Hi,
Scenario: if the custom grammar file has word with the character "%". transcription works fine. But while importing the same word. it doesn't work.
below is the text file restest.txt (used to create restest.res):
Below is the screenshot of import. It doesn't work.
but while writing with trokes. it recognizes.
Please. check with the character %. and get help us out.
Regards,Mitesh
Dear Mitesh,
here is the way I import "0.03%": editorView.getEditor().import_(MimeType.TEXT, "0.03%", null);
And the source of the lexicon is contained into the aboe zip file as 003percent.lex.
For sure this is a space issue, if you cannot find where a space is added, we invite you to use your second lexicon.
Best regards,
Olivier
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Dear Mitesh,
can you please provide us the source ouf your restest resource and the way you proceed to do your import?
Thank you,
Best regards,
Olivier
Mitesh Nandpal
Here is the code you wanted.
As the below file, if only the word '0.03%' used; recognition works fine but, the import isn't working.
Now if we add as this below format. It works. The recognition and The import works perfectly. for all 3 strings.
Now, the thing is; we can't separately add all values.
As it should work as a custom grammar.
Please take a look at it. and try this example by your self.
Regards,
Mitesh
Olivier @MyScript
Dea Mitesh,
currently, I just tried on my side and it is working fine. You can find my resource and source code at the following link: https://myscript.filecamp.com/s/gYIQ683vIzgJhoyE/fo
I would tend to think of an encoding issue (your lex file should be encoded in UTF-8).
Or maybe you add a space, as using the grm will add a space in between each word.
Best regards,
Olivier
Mitesh Nandpal
I've used 003percent.res file, that you have provided. It is not working. still the same issue.
Can you provide source code? You have mentioned but I can't find the source code via that link.
And yes, the text files I've used earlier are encoded in UTF-8. You can check the right bottom corner in the screenshots.
Olivier @MyScript
Dear Mitesh,
here is the way I import "0.03%": editorView.getEditor().import_(MimeType.TEXT, "0.03%", null);
And the source of the lexicon is contained into the aboe zip file as 003percent.lex.
For sure this is a space issue, if you cannot find where a space is added, we invite you to use your second lexicon.
Best regards,
Olivier
Mitesh Nandpal
Hello Olivier,
This doesn't seem to be a space issue. The issue is with the conjunction of number and a character.
The same issue is occurring with "0.03#" & "0.03$"
Please test again. I have tried many combinations with the lexicon file. adding space at the end and adding a new line and many more.
The import of combined custom word; works only when the containing number and character both are added separately in the lexicon.
Regards,
Mitesh
Mitesh Nandpal
And also note I am using the custom grammar. (grm resource)
please use this resource files that I am using
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1UEpnyxNeLL2kztCOU5M8wpWEi71nx4kt?usp=sharing
Olivier @MyScript
Dear Mitesh,
I just tried your resource on my side, and I could easily import the "0.0.3%" text: editorView.getEditor().import_(MimeType.TEXT, "0.03%", null);
Maybe you are trying to import anything else? If so, then you shall add the lk-text resource.
On my side, I consider this issue is closed.
Best regards,
Olivier