Using bindict.getPredictions C++ function get incorrect result

[xdream86]

I had a problem when i use bindict.getPredictions function in C++.

Blow is code snippet:

BinaryDictionary bindict;
bindict.fromFile("../dictionaries/test/big.dict");

string phrase[] = {"how", "are"};
vector<weighted_string> holder;
vector<weighted_string> predictions = bindict.getPredictions(phrase, 2, holder, 4);

I always get same result whatever I use phrase parameter:

 s
 '--youˇˇˇ 
gloriesˇä 

[castel50]

I had the same issue, did you ever fix this? @xdream86 @michaelfester

edit: I noticed the test dictionary generates the correct output, so I'm not sure if it's an issue with the dictionary generation or with the C++ implementation.

[xdream86]

I not found the solution. Finally, I take a couple of days to write a myself word predicator.

[castel50]

Alright. I also noticed the BinaryDictionary only allows for a max word weight of 255, but I guess that's a different issue.