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wrong parsing #36
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Thanks for the issue. For reference - what is the your expected outcome for the above string? I assume: [
"They used to work here, _____ they?",
"hadn't",
"weren't",
"didn't",
"used not",
"0",
"0",
"1",
"0",
"4"
] Is that correct? |
@Daniel1of1 yes, so if the string starts with Also there could be |
This may have been a misinturpretation on my part of whether to include quotes or not. See this issue: #36
Incase this is still an issue for you, the latest [
"\"They used to work here, _____ they?\"",
"hadn't",
"weren't",
"didn't",
"used not",
"0",
"0",
"1",
"0",
"4"
] Right? ( no worries if this long past being an issue 😊 ) |
"They used to work here, _____ they?",hadn't,weren't,didn't,used not,0,0,1,0,4
Created through Microsoft Excel, but "They used to work here, _____ they?" parsed as two different tokens, instead of one.
So quotes are ignored, it seems...
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