Jaume Ortolà

It will be easier for me to understand the question with an example. Seeing a sentence example, I can tell you how to write the pattern.

Something like this should cover most cases: ``` ` `` ` ```

Some elements of the syntax don't work in the disambiguation file (because we have never needed it). The only quick solution is this. One rule for each pattern with a...

> fsa.dict.speller.ignore-camel-case=true These options are defined in [Morfologik](https://github.com/morfologik/morfologik-stemming), not in LanguageTool. In LanguageTool, you could add a disambiguation rule in `disambiguation.xml` for a particular language (or disambiguation-global.xml for all languages)....

The real ID of the Java rule is `EN_COMPOUNDS`, but deactivating this ID will deactivate all matches for compounds in `compounds.txt`. `EN_COMPOUNDS_RAINBOW_COLORED` is a fake rule ID that we created...

All expressions in compounds.txt should be unambiguous. If there are ambiguous sentences like this: > The rainbow colored the sky with beauty. The right thing to do is to remove...

LanguageTool doesn't detect any error in the sentence > the code that doesn’t pass the tests How can we reproduce the error that you mention?

To write a proper rule, we will need a list of possible abbreviations followed by a dot, so that `p. es.,` doesn't trigger the rule. Where can we find a...

I cannot reproduce the problem on Linux. According to the attached file, it is something related to file paths on Windows: `Caused by: java.nio.file.InvalidPathException: Illegal char at index 65: ......

I would try `mvn clean install`, yes.