ResolutionErrorclass

Noun phrase resolution error. This is a special type of parsing error that indicates that the problem is with resolving a noun phrase to game-world objects.

class ResolutionError : ParseError

Superclass Tree (in declaration order)

ResolutionError
ParseError
Exception
` object`

Subclass Tree

ResolutionError
ActorResolutionError
InsufficientNounsError
NoneInLocationError
NoneInOwnerError
NoneWithContentsError
UnmatchedNounError
AmbiguousMultiDefiniteError
AmbiguousError
OrdinalRangeError
PronounError
AntecedentScopeError
NoAntecedentError
UnmatchedActorError

Global Objects

(none)

Summary of Properties

np txt

Inherited from ParseError :
allowOnRespell curable errStage

Inherited from Exception :
errmsg_

Summary of Methods

construct rankCorrection

Inherited from ParseError :
display tryCuring

Inherited from Exception :
displayException getExceptionMessage showStackTrace

Properties

np

parser.t[5244]

the NounPhrase object for the errant phrase, if available

txt

parser.t[5247]

the text of the errant phrase, if available

Methods

construct (np)OVERRIDDEN

parser.t[5231]

no description available

rankCorrection (toks, idx, dict)OVERRIDDEN

parser.t[5258]

For a noun resolution error, our best bet for a spelling correction would be a word associated with a game-world object. Only consider in-scope objects when making the correction, to avoid spurious corrections that give away information on objects the player has yet to encounter. We’ll also allow words that are used in non-predicate grammar productions, since we might have a structural noun phrase word (an article, pronoun, etc).

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