How to check whether a sentence is valid in Python? Examples: I love Stackoverflow – Correct I Stackoverflow love – Incorrect Answer There are various Web Services providing automated proofreading and grammar checking. Some have a Python library to simplify querying. As far as I can tell, most of those tools (certainly After the Deadline … Read more
Is there a good resource online with a collection of grammars for some of the major parsing algorithms (LL(1), LR(1), LR(0), LALR(1))? I’ve found many individual grammars that fall into these families, but I know of no good resource where someone has written up a large set of example grammars. Does anyone know of such … Read more
I’ve posted this on the D newsgroup some months ago, but for some reason, the answer never really convinced me, so I thought I’d ask it here. The grammar of D is apparently context-free. The grammar of C++, however, isn’t (even without macros). (Please read this carefully!) Now granted, I know nothing (officially) about compilers, … Read more
This is a typescript interface: interface A { l: { x: string; y:number } } But this (similar thing) produces an error: interface A { l: { x: string, y:number } } // => Error: ‘;’ expected. On p.37 of the spec: http://www.typescriptlang.org/Content/TypeScript%20Language%20Specification.pdf I see that indeed it is specified that a ; should appear … Read more
I have sort of elements with this pattern: <div data-image=”{imageurl}” …></div> I want to set this elements background-image to data-image. I test this CSS code: div[data-image] { border: 2px solid black; background-image: attr(data-image url); } border show correctly but nothing happened for background How can do I fix this code only with css (not js … Read more
Is there a ready-to-use English grammar that I can just load it and use in NLTK? I’ve searched around examples of parsing with NLTK, but it seems like that I have to manually specify grammar before parsing a sentence. Thanks a lot! Answer You can take a look at pyStatParser, a simple python statistical parser … Read more
I am trying to change a hashed URL (document.location.hash) with the replace method, but it doesn’t work. $(function(){ var anchor = document.location.hash; //this returns me a string value like ‘#categories’ $(‘span’).click(function(){ $(window).attr(‘url’).replace(anchor,’#food’); //try to change current url.hash ‘#categories’ //with another string, I stucked here. }); }); I dont want to change/refresh page, I just want … Read more
How do you identify whether a grammar is LL(1), LR(0), or SLR(1)? Can anyone please explain it using this example, or any other example? X → Yz | a Y → bZ | ε Z → ε Answer To check if a grammar is LL(1), one option is to construct the LL(1) parsing table and … Read more
If I type 019 > 020 in the JavaScript console (tested in both Chrome and Firefox), I get the answer true. This is due to 020 being interpreted as an OctalIntegerLiteral (equals 16) whereas 019 is apparently being interpreted as DecimalLiteral (and equals 19). As 19 is greater than 16, 019 > 020 is true. … Read more
This question already has answers here: .prop() vs .attr() (18 answers) Closed 8 years ago. I saw in some places .attr() is used in jQuery.In some places .prop() is used.But i searched in SO and google i am very confused .Please tell me the exact difference between these two and when to use them. I … Read more
