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Tracery grammars for generated story text: what the README and source files state
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A documentary note on how the Tracery text-expansion library describes grammars, symbols, rules, modifiers and push actions, for writers and tool builders planning generated story text. It reads one repository commit's README and three source files. It was not run and says nothing about later releases.
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Tracery grammars for generated story text: what the README and source files state
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A documentary note on how the Tracery text-expansion library describes grammars, symbols, rules, modifiers and push actions, for writers and tool builders planning generated story text. It reads one repository commit's README and three source files. It was not run and says nothing about later releases.
Useful starting points
- A symbol missing from the grammar comes back as its name in double braces, and a symbol with no rule comes back in square brackets, so scan output for stray braces or brackets.
- An unknown modifier name throws an error, so check every modifier name against the library before expanding.
- The a modifier counts any first letter that is not a, e, i, o or u as a consonant, digits included, so check generated a and an choices by eye.
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