Prep for release of version 0.1.
Chris Pressey
8 years ago
8 | 8 | written in Javascript, usable both on the console under [Node.js][], and |
9 | 9 | in a web browser. |
10 | 10 | |
11 | It is currently a work in progress. The framework and usage and everything | |
12 | is subject to change without notice. The version number is nominally 0.1-PRE; | |
13 | there is not yet a released version. | |
11 | It is currently a work in progress. The current released version is 0.1. | |
12 | The framework and usage and everything is subject to change without notice. | |
14 | 13 | |
15 | 14 | Being a framework, Lexeduct inevitably handles some use cases well, and other |
16 | 15 | use cases poorly. See the "Limitations" section below for more details. |
95 | 94 | Then open `demo/lexeduct.html` in your browser. It provides a UI for composing |
96 | 95 | these transformers and applying them to text provided in a textarea. |
97 | 96 | |
97 | Limitations | |
98 | ----------- | |
99 | ||
100 | The main limitation is that every filter is line-based. Even the filters | |
101 | that work on words take a line, split it into words, do whatever it is they | |
102 | do to the words, then stick the words back together to form a new line, | |
103 | destroying any irregular spacing in the original line. | |
104 | ||
98 | 105 | Acknowledgements |
99 | 106 | ---------------- |
100 | 107 |