bradrn

Ah! So you mean the font change isn’t applied to the output. Thanks for noticing this (I don’t usually change the font on my side). I’ll look into it when...

Unfortunately that information isn’t quite enough for me to diagnose the problem… could you please give me a set of rules that I can run myself (including definitions of `C`,...

Actually — never mind, I think I recognise this issue. What happens is that `C*` already matches zero or more repetitions of `C`, so putting it in brackets is redundant....

If you don’t mind, I’m going to re-open this… even though there’s a workaround, it _is_ an issue that Brassica hangs in this situation, and it should be fixed.

This is actually expected behaviour (though a little subtle — it took me a minute or two to work out what’s going on). The category `C` itself contains ⟨w⟩, so...

> Would it make sense to have +Fric1, -Fric1, and simple Fricative category, without making it featural? Whatever works best in the context of your sound changes. Though if they’re...

Well spotted! I actually have automated tests which make sure all the examples work as expected, but on closer inspection this one had a typo which caused it to be...

On further investigation, this isn’t technically a bug. In the second sound change (which is simpler, what’s happening here is that `[C V]*` matches all consonants and vowels _including ⟨i⟩_....

@Xwtek sent me yet another excellent example of this problem: ``` categories -stress = a ə ɛ e i į ɔ o u ų +stress = á ə́ ɛ́ é...

My apologies for not responding, I’ve been rather busy and in any case haven’t needed to use Jupyter much in the past two months. If I run into this issue...