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Link to French page

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Documentation in English

Francis Tyers at 14:22, 18 April 2008

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Francis Tyers at 13:43, 18 April 2008

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Francis Tyers: New page: The '''ACX format''' is used for describing equivalent characters in monodices. If a language has multiple methods of writing a character, for example with Romanian ș and ş, ...

2008-04-18T13:41:01Z

New page: The '''ACX format''' is used for describing equivalent characters in monodices. If a language has multiple methods of writing a character, for example with Romanian ș and ş, ...

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The '''ACX format''' is used for describing equivalent characters in [[monodix|monodices]]. If a language has multiple methods of writing a character, for example with Romanian ș and ş, then you can use the file to define them as being ''equivalent''. It can also be used in languages where the apostrophe is grammatically important (e.g. Catalan) to make sure that several different variants are accepted.

The format is defined in the file <code>acx.rng</code> which can be found in both the <code>lttoolbox</code> and <code>apertium</code> modules in [[SVN]].

==Example file==

The file <code>apertium-es-ro.ro.acx</code> from <code>apertium-es-ro</code>.

<pre>
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<analysis-chars>

<char value="'">
<equiv-char value="’"/>
<equiv-char value="ʼ"/>
</char>


<char value="ț">
<equiv-char value="ţ"/>
</char>
<char value="Ț">
<equiv-char value="Ţ"/>
</char>
<char value="ș">
<equiv-char value="ş"/>
</char>
<char value="Ș">
<equiv-char value="Ş"/>
</char>


<char value="â">
<equiv-char value="î"/>
</char>
</analysis-chars>
</pre>

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 The '''ACX format''' is used for describing equivalent characters in [[monodix|monodices]]. If a language has multiple methods of writing a character, for example with Romanian ș and ş, then you can use the file to define them as being ''equivalent''.
-It can also be used in languages where the apostrophe is grammatically important (e.g. Catalan) to make sure that several different variants are accepted for analysis. The format is defined in the file <code>acx.rng</code> which can be found in both the <code>lttoolbox</code> and <code>apertium</code> modules in [[SVN]].
+It can also be used in languages where the apostrophe is grammatically important (e.g. Catalan) to make sure that several different variants are accepted for analysis. The format is defined in the file <code>acx.rng</code> which can be found in both the <code>lttoolbox</code> and <code>apertium</code> modules on [https://github.com/apertium GitHub].
 The character equivalence, "B and C are equivalent to A", is expressed as follows:

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+[[Le format ACX|En français]]
 {{TOCD}}
 The '''ACX format''' is used for describing equivalent characters in [[monodix|monodices]]. If a language has multiple methods of writing a character, for example with Romanian ș and ş, then you can use the file to define them as being ''equivalent''.

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     <equiv-char value="C"/>
   </char>
-</pre>
-==Compilation==
-The program [[lt-comp]] takes one more argument, the ACX file, for example:
-<pre>
-$ lt-comp lr apertium-es-ro.ro.dix ro-es.automorf.bin apertium-es-ro.ro.acx
-apostrophes@postblank 104 134
-final@inconditional 24 479
-main@standard 43130 81174
 </pre>
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   </char>
 </analysis-chars>
+</pre>
+==Compilation==
+===lttoolbox===
+The program [[lt-comp]] takes one more argument, the ACX file, for example:
+<pre>
+$ lt-comp lr apertium-es-ro.ro.dix ro-es.automorf.bin apertium-es-ro.ro.acx
+apostrophes@postblank 104 134
+final@inconditional 24 479
+main@standard 43130 81174
+</pre>
+===HFST===
+<pre>
+$ hfst-expand-equivalences -a apertium-es-ro.ro.acx romanian.hfst -o romanian-acx.hfst
 </pre>

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 It can also be used in languages where the apostrophe is grammatically important (e.g. Catalan) to make sure that several different variants are accepted for analysis. The format is defined in the file <code>acx.rng</code> which can be found in both the <code>lttoolbox</code> and <code>apertium</code> modules in [[SVN]].
-The equivalence, "B and C are equivalent to A", is expressed as follows:
+The character equivalence, "B and C are equivalent to A", is expressed as follows:
 <pre>