Anton Alekseev

Hi! Thanks for the contribution! This pull request contains quite a few changes, so I have to find some extra time to review and merge all the stuff. I'm sorry...

Hi! `tomotopy` is very impressive, thank you for your work @bab2min I agree, STM is indeed a loooong-awaited addition to the _pythonic landscape_. It would be so convenient to combine...

Hi, the project isn't supported anymore, is it?

Sorry, @merqlove I suggest that you keep it in a form of a nice fork of your own. I did not manage to find the time since 2017, hence a...

Dear @lfoppiano, thank you for the response! We've added your pointers to our instruction. Thanks! Yes, we have studied the documentation; yet, the annotation instructions can never be 100% complete,...

Hi Yuriy, fair point, thanks! Will try to find the time to look into it; meanwhile, pull requests are welcome.

Dear colleague, thank you for your interest in our work and for your kind words! Unfortunately, due to several recent technical updates and changes in our working environments, finding the...

Dear colleague, thank you for your interest in our work. We're working on it. Will write here upon any updates.

Dear colleagues, thank you for your work. How do i fix this? Some workaround maybe. Minimal example: ```python ESC_PATTERN = re.compile("([/^$*{}\\\\@#+~])", re.UNICODE) analyzer = apertium.Analyzer("kir") text = "Кыргызстанда ВИЧ/СПИД менен...

My own workaround is the following ```python SPECIAL_CHARACTERS = list("/^$*{}\\@#+~") REPLACEMENTS = ["shashchar", "capchar", "dollarchar", "lesschar", "morechar", "astchar", "curlyleftchar", "curlyrightchar", "backslashchar", "atchar", "hashchar", "pluschar", "tildechar"] assert len(SPECIAL_CHARACTERS) == len(REPLACEMENTS) spchar2code...