Arun Prasad

as a heads up, I'm merging a fix for https://github.com/ambuda-org/vidyut/issues/216 in the next ~24h or so which will introduce major changes to `wasm.rs` and minor changes to the frontend logic...

There is a subtle bug here. This is the Python code that should work: ``` from vidyut.prakriya import * v = Vyakarana() shri = Dhatu.mula("SriY", Gana.Bhvadi) shrii = Pratipadika.krdanta(shri, Krt.kvip)...

@neeleshb Would love your help here. The issue is that वेरप्कृतस्य is being applied too late in the derivation so that we get \*श्र्यः instead. I tried moving it earlier...

Artha is dupe of #163. Keeping this open as tracking issue for pada.

This behavior is actually correct, though it's admittedly very confusing. If you pass `vidvas` as a plain pratipadika, it will be treated like `manas`, `tejas`, etc. What you should do...

Agreed. The root cause is that I'm pulling pratipadikas from a scrape of the Monier-Williams dictionary and it contains many entries that are simply krdantas. The simple solution is to...

thanks for the comment! vidyut-cheda is in a poor state and will likely not have an online demo. Will see what we can do for vidyut-sandhi.

(Writing up notes for potential contributors.) To fix: 1. Edit `vidyut-prakriya/src/args/krt.rs` to add a new `is_chandasa` method to `BaseKrt` that returns true if the krt is chAndasa. Examples include se,...

यस्माद् ashtadhyayi.com इत्यस्य धातुपाठे न विद्यते, तस्माद् अस्माकं dhatupatha.tsv इत्यस्मिन्नपि न विद्यते। +cc @neeleshb

Some of this depends on the specific derivation, but we can make incremental progress. As a first step, clearly log karmani / bhave / etc. on `Prakriya` then expose that...