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Rename variables for consistency

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stephenmk 2023-01-23 14:09:50 -06:00
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jmdictReferences.go
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@ -87,10 +87,10 @@ func (meta *jmdictMetadata) MakeReferenceToSeqMap() {
func (meta *jmdictMetadata) MakeHashToSearchValuesMap() {
meta.hashToSearchValues = make(map[hash][]searchValue)
for seq, searchHashes := range meta.seqToSearchHashes {
for score, searchHash := range searchHashes {
for idx, searchHash := range searchHashes {
searchValue := searchValue{
sequence: seq,
index: score,
index: idx,
isPriority: searchHash.isPriority,
}
meta.hashToSearchValues[searchHash.hash] =
@ -100,6 +100,10 @@ func (meta *jmdictMetadata) MakeHashToSearchValuesMap() {
}
/*
* This function attemps to convert a JMdict reference string into a
* single definite sequence number. These reference strings are often
* ambiguous, so we have to resort to using heuristics.
*
* Generally, correspondence is determined by the order in which term
* pairs are extracted from each JMdict entry. Take for example the
* JMdict entry for ご本, which contains a reference to 本 (without a
@ -115,7 +119,7 @@ func (meta *jmdictMetadata) MakeHashToSearchValuesMap() {
* returned.
*
* In situations in which multiple sequences are found with the same
* score, the entry with a priority tag ("news1", "ichi1", "spec1",
* index, the entry with a priority tag ("news1", "ichi1", "spec1",
* "spec2", "gai1") is given preference. This mostly affects
* katakana-only loanwords like ラグ.
*
@ -129,8 +133,8 @@ func (meta *jmdictMetadata) MakeHashToSearchValuesMap() {
*
* All else being equal, the entry with the smallest sequence number
* is chosen. References in the JMdict file are currently ambiguous,
* and getting this perfect won't be possible until sequence numbers
* are explictly identified in these references. See:
* and getting this perfect won't be possible until reference sequence
* numbers are included in the file. See:
* https://github.com/JMdictProject/JMdictIssues/issues/61
*/
func (meta *jmdictMetadata) FindBestSequence(reference string) sequence {
@ -142,24 +146,24 @@ func (meta *jmdictMetadata) FindBestSequence(reference string) sequence {
return bestSeq
}
hash := headword.Hash()
for _, seqScore := range meta.hashToSearchValues[hash] {
if meta.seqToSenseCount[seqScore.sequence] < senseNumber {
for _, v := range meta.hashToSearchValues[hash] {
if meta.seqToSenseCount[v.sequence] < senseNumber {
// entry must contain the specified sense
continue
} else if lowestIndex < seqScore.index {
} else if lowestIndex < v.index {
// lower indices are better
continue
} else if (lowestIndex == seqScore.index) && (bestIsPriority && !seqScore.isPriority) {
// if scores match, check priority
} else if (lowestIndex == v.index) && (bestIsPriority && !v.isPriority) {
// if indices match, check priority
continue
} else if (lowestIndex == seqScore.index) && (bestIsPriority == seqScore.isPriority) && (bestSeq < seqScore.sequence) {
// if scores and priority match, check sequence number.
} else if (lowestIndex == v.index) && (bestIsPriority == v.isPriority) && (bestSeq < v.sequence) {
// if indices and priority match, check sequence number.
// lower sequence numbers are better
continue
} else {
lowestIndex = seqScore.index
bestSeq = seqScore.sequence
bestIsPriority = seqScore.isPriority
lowestIndex = v.index
bestSeq = v.sequence
bestIsPriority = v.isPriority
}
}
return bestSeq