literalAdjPhrase(literalAdj)grammar

In many cases, we might want to write what is semantically a literal string qualifier without the quotes. For example, we might want to refer to an elevator button that’s labeled “G” as simply “button G”, without any quotes around the “G”. To accommodate these cases, we provide the literalAdjective part-of-speech. We’ll match these parts of speech the same way we’d match them if they were quoted.

grammar literalAdjPhrase(literalAdj) : AdjPhraseWithVocab

Superclass Tree (in declaration order)

literalAdjPhrase(literalAdj)
AdjPhraseWithVocab
NounPhraseWithVocab
NounPhraseProd
BasicProd
` object`

Summary of Properties

Inherited from AdjPhraseWithVocab :
adjVocabProp

Inherited from NounPhraseProd :
filterForCollectives

Inherited from BasicProd :
firstTokenIndex isSpecialResponseMatch lastTokenIndex

Summary of Methods

getAdjustedTokens getVocabMatchList

Inherited from AdjPhraseWithVocab :
addNounMatchList

Inherited from NounPhraseWithVocab :
combineWordMatches combineWordMatchItems dictMatchIsExact dictMatchIsStronger filterDictMatches getWordMatches inScopeMatches intersectWordMatches resolveNouns resolveNounsMatchName