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This has particularly been a problem due to how lexd handles combining diacritics, but in any case where an att file has a multichar symbol that isn't <[^<>]*>, lt-comp will add it to the alphabet but lt-proc will ignore it. I think the simplest solution is to have lt-comp split multichar symbols into multiple transitions (possibly triggered by a command-line option rather than always).
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This has particularly been a problem due to how lexd handles combining diacritics, but in any case where an att file has a multichar symbol that isn't
<[^<>]*>
,lt-comp
will add it to the alphabet butlt-proc
will ignore it. I think the simplest solution is to havelt-comp
split multichar symbols into multiple transitions (possibly triggered by a command-line option rather than always).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: