Amir Plivatsky

I guess the term should be "word-graph". It is already used as such in many places, including the help texts of `link-parser` (but the user-variable is called `wordgraph`). However, in...

After a few more changes, the following works fine: `rather_then.#rather_than: rather_than;` (It is an expanded form of the existing commented out entry `% rather_then: rather_than;`.) The needed changes where: 1....

Not supported yet (but of course can be): 1. Dict words which contain underbars. For example, the following word cannot currently directly supported: [snake_case](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snake_case). (I guess it can still be...

> I don't understand why idiom subscripts are useful. Subscripting in general does not seem to be all that useful, except that it helps with the authoring of the dictionary,...

I just sent PR #751. I couldn't add a ChangeLog line due to a possible conflict. Here is the line: * Add idiom lookup possibility in link-parser's dict lookup command...

`link-parser -test=dup-idioms`

It turns out this currently has other problems, like producing similar parsings that are unneeded, and that their number grows exponentially with the number of words that are duplicated this...

> It is very tedious to fix those cases by hand; Yes. For my example case above I already started to think how to fix it to prevent these duplicates......

> Thus, for example, 10 000 could be re-written to not have a space, or 10,000 could be re-written to not have a comma. Input preprocessing can be always done...

> (including a dict that is manually written in a more expressive syntax than now, I mean that if the dict syntax will become more expressive (as I want to...