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mark chAndasa forms and pratyayas #156

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vvasuki opened this issue Jan 10, 2025 · 1 comment
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mark chAndasa forms and pratyayas #156

vvasuki opened this issue Jan 10, 2025 · 1 comment
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vvasuki commented Jan 10, 2025

ChAndasa forms (like कानच् and derivatives) should be clearly marked, so that users know not to use it in bhAShA.

@akprasad akprasad added good first issue Good for newcomers vyakarana Requires deeper knowledge of Sanskrit grammar labels Jan 10, 2025
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(Writing up notes for potential contributors.)

To fix:

  1. Edit vidyut-prakriya/src/args/krt.rs to add a new is_chandasa method to BaseKrt that returns true if the krt is chAndasa. Examples include se, sen, ase, asen, ...

  2. Add a method to Krt that calls BaseKrt::is_chandasa if the variant is Base.

  3. Add an is_krt #[getter] to PyKrt under bindings-python.

  4. Add tests to test_args.py

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