Ars-Linguistica/mlconjug3

Missing Spanish imperative affirmatives

alexrozanski opened this issue · 4 comments

alexrozanski commented

I discovered some missing Spanish conjugation results for the second-person singular imperative form of some -ir and -er verbs; in my testing for ~3250 verbs I found missing results for:

  • Regular verbs equivaler, prevaler and valer: should be tu equivale and tu prevale
  • Irregular verbs salir and sobresalir: should be tu sal and tu sobresal

To test, run:

import mlconjug3

default_conjugator = mlconjug3.Conjugator("es")
print(default_conjugator.conjugate("salir").conjug_info['Imperativo']['Imperativo Afirmativo'])

Note that for each verb the dictionary contains ('2s', None)

SekouDiaoNlp commented

Hi @Perspx .

Thanks for submitting the bug request, I will investigate the issue and release a new version with the fix as soon as possible.

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SekouDiaoNlp commented

Hi @Perspx I just pushed the fix for this issue and issue #47 on the master branch here on GitHub.

While I was investigating this issue, I discovered a new issue where some Spanish verbs were missing some conjugated forms.

I will publish a fix for this new issue today or in the next couple of days and then I will release a new version of mlconjug3 on PyPi.

Thanks again for using mlconjug3 and for submitting bug reports.

Cheers,

SekouDiaoNlp.

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SekouDiaoNlp commented

Hi @Perspx ,
I just released mlconjug3 version 3.7.6 on PyPi with the fix for this issue.

Thanks again for submitting this bug report.

Cheers.

alexrozanski commented

Great, verified as fixed :)

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