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If the old deconjugator works with your updated ValidWord/StdRule classes, then there should be no reason to add a duplicate that does the same thing. Perhaps the parts of the code you didn't change could be left in a 'new' old StdRule and you can extend and override that to add your extra features, but that's not really important if it isn't needed.
I tend to make code that works first, then redo it later for speed and neatness when needed, so I'm fine with it being a bit of a mess at first.
I'm planning to release 0.6 soon so I can get some feedback on the new basic Epwing support. After that, when you're ready, you can add your changes to the main branch. I think I can add you to the main repository as well so you can make improvements after it's been added, I'll look into trying that.
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Yeah, sounds like the new tests are good then.
I don't badly need commit access even once the new deconjugator is added, PRs are how I'm used to doing things even with a game I worked on for a while, but we'll see how it goes.
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Related Issues (19)
- User Input improvements
- Edict entry ID is parsed incorrectly HOT 1
- Question: preferred definitions, should they be based on dictionary (deconjugated) form or surface (as it is in text) form? HOT 9
- Experimental changes HOT 2
- Build instructions? HOT 3
- Text in brackets being removed from Edict definitions HOT 7
- Idea: cosmetic-only segmentation with "mouseover" mode HOT 1
- JMDict update broke something HOT 4
- Moving over to MVC HOT 1
- Some weird problem with stagr/stagk in jmdict
- Version of Java Required to Run Sparkreader HOT 2
- Automatic Line Breaks HOT 2
- Delete workspace.xml (temporarily) and add it to .gitignore HOT 4
- Manu bugs HOT 3
- Not registering clipboard changes HOT 1
- Question: kuromoji HOT 21
- UI can become completely inaccessible, leaving java running HOT 1
- Word splitter performance issues HOT 9
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