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Currently (6.0.15), inline comments (marked by ;) in lines with command names are interpreted to be part of the command name:
Create TextGrid: 0, 1, "tier", "" ; Good
asserterror Command "Remove ; Bad!"
... not available for current selection.
Remove ; Bad!
As shown in the snippet, a comment next to the first command (after the argument list) is correctly ignored, but when used
As you can see browsing Cadmium shards source code, several entities (for lack of a better word) are declared in different locations and in different ways.
This issue is not just a namespace or redundancy issue but we'd benefit by having fundamental classes or structs describing the tokens, sentences and documents we're dealing with.
I've started in the pos_tagger declaring such structs an
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I want to get the most of Pragmata Pro ;-), is there a documentation of all ligatures? I know about Markdown checkboxes and the [INFO] stuff, but is there more I can use for my documents?