Copyright	(c) OleksandrZhabenko 2020-2022
License	MIT
Maintainer	olexandr543@yahoo.com
Stability	Experimental
Safe Haskell	Safe-Inferred
Language	Haskell2010
Extensions	BangPatterns FlexibleContexts

Phonetic.Languages.General.GetInfo.Parsing

Description

Can be used to analyze a poetic text in a phonetic language, for every line printing statistic data.

Synopsis

argsToGetInfoProcessment :: (Double -> String -> MappingFunctionPL) -> (String -> String) -> [MappingFunctionPL] -> IO ()
files4ArgsProcessment :: PermutationsType -> FilePath -> FilePath -> FilePath -> FilePath -> FilePath -> (Double -> String -> MappingFunctionPL) -> [MappingFunctionPL] -> [String] -> (String -> String) -> IO ()
aSpecs :: CLSpecifications
aSpcs :: [String] -> Args
cSpecs1 :: CLSpecifications
fstCharsM :: FirstChars
bSpecs :: CLSpecifications
bSpcs :: [String] -> Args
specs1 :: CLSpecifications

Documentation

argsToGetInfoProcessment Source #

Arguments

:: (Double -> String -> MappingFunctionPL)	The function that is needed in the `procRhythmicity23F` function. Specifies a way how the syllables represented in the phonetic language approach transforms into their durations and depends on two parameters. Is specific for every phonetic language and every representation, so must be provided by the user in every case. The example of the function can be found in the package `phonetic-languages-simplified-properties-array`.
-> (String -> String)	A function that specifies what `Char`s in the list the first argument makes to be the function sensitive to. Analogue of the `g` function in the definition: https://hackage.haskell.org/package/phonetic-languages-simplified-examples-array-0.21.0.0/docs/src/Phonetic.Languages.Simplified.Array.Ukrainian.FuncRep2RelatedG2.html#parsey0Choice. Use just small `Char` if they are letters, do not use '.' and spaces.
-> [MappingFunctionPL]
-> IO ()

The first 5 arguments are the file names with the specifications. 1) with the GWritingSystemPRPLX specifications only (see the gwrsysExample.txt file in the phonetic-languages-phonetics-basics package as a schema);

2) with the 5 meaningful lines that are delimited with the '~' line one from another with the specifications for the possible allophones (if any), CharPhoneticClassification, white spaces information (two Strings) and the String of all the possible PLL Chars;

3) with the SegmentRulesG specifications only;

4) with the Concatenations specifications only (see the data in the EnglishConcatenated.txt file in the phonetic-languages-phonetics-basics package as a list of English equivalents of the needed Strings). These are to be prepended to the next word.

5) with the Concatenations specifications only (see the data in the EnglishConcatenated.txt file in the phonetic-languages-phonetics-basics package as a list of English equivalents of the needed Strings). These are to be appended to the previous word.

files4ArgsProcessment Source #

Arguments

:: PermutationsType	Whether to use just one of the express permutations, or the full universal set.
-> FilePath	With the `GWritingSystemPRPLX` specifications only (see the gwrsysExample.txt file in the `phonetic-languages-phonetics-basics` package as a schema);
-> FilePath	With the 5 meaningful lines that are delimited with the '~' line one from another with the specifications for the possible allophones (if any), `CharPhoneticClassification`, white spaces information (two `String`s) and the `String` of all the possible `PLL` `Char`s;
-> FilePath	With the `SegmentRulesG` specifications only;
-> FilePath	With the `Concatenations` specifications only (see the data in the EnglishConcatenated.txt file in the `phonetic-languages-phonetics-basics` package as a list of English equivalents of the needed `String`s). These ones are to be prepended to the next word after them.
-> FilePath	With the `Concatenations` specifications only (see the data in the EnglishConcatenated.txt file in the `phonetic-languages-phonetics-basics` package as a list of English equivalents of the needed `String`s). These ones are to be prepended to the next word after them.
-> (Double -> String -> MappingFunctionPL)	The function that is needed in the `procRhythmicity23F` function. Specifies a way how the syllables represented in the phonetic language approach transforms into their durations and depends on two parameters. Is specific for every phonetic language and every representation, so must be provided by the user in every case. The example of the function can be found in the package `phonetic-languages-simplified-properties-array`.
-> [MappingFunctionPL]	A list of `PhoPaaW`-based different functions that specifies the syllables durations in the PhoPaaW mode, analogues of the syllableDurationsD functions from the `ukrainian-phonetics-basics-array` package. The first one must be probably the most -- exact one and, therefore, the default one.
-> [String]	List of other command line arguments
-> (String -> String)	A function that specifies what `Char`s in the list the first argument makes to be the function sensitive to. Analogue of the `g` function in the definition: https://hackage.haskell.org/package/phonetic-languages-simplified-examples-array-0.21.0.0/docs/src/Phonetic.Languages.Simplified.Array.Ukrainian.FuncRep2RelatedG2.html#parsey0Choice. Use just small `Char` if they are letters, do not use '.' and spaces.
-> IO ()

aSpecs :: CLSpecifications Source #

aSpcs :: [String] -> Args Source #

cSpecs1 :: CLSpecifications Source #

fstCharsM :: FirstChars Source #

bSpecs :: CLSpecifications Source #

bSpcs :: [String] -> Args Source #

specs1 :: CLSpecifications Source #