latinverb 0.9.3 → 0.9.4

data/lib/linguistics/latin/verb/constants.rb

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-# encoding:  UTF-8
-module Linguistics
-  module Latin
-    module Verb
-      class LatinVerb
-        # :stopdoc:
-        # active_present_endings: ("ap_"-prefixed)
-          AP_FIRST_AND_SECOND_CONJUG_PERS_ENDINGS = %w(s  t  mus  tis  nt)
-          AP_THIRD_CONJUG_PERS_ENDINGS            = %w(ō  is it   imus itis unt)
-          AP_THIRDIO_CONJG_PERS_ENDINGS           = %w(is it imus itis iunt)
-
-        # active_imperfect_endings: ("ai_"-prefixed)
-          AI_FIRST_AND_SECOND_CONJUG_PERS_ENDINGS = %w(bam bās bat bāmus bātis bant)
-          AI_THIRD_CONJUG_PERS_ENDINGS            = %w(ēbam ēbās ēbat ēbāmus ēbātis ēbant)
-
-        # active_future_endings: ("af_"-prefixed)
-          AF_ONE_TWO_ENDINGS = %w(bō bis bit bimus bitis bunt)
-          AF_OTHER_ENDINGS   = %w(am ēs et ēmus ētis ent)
-
-        # active_perfect_present: ("aperf"-prefixed)
-          APERF_ENDINGS        = %w(istī it imus istis ērunt)
-          APERF_PAST_ENDINGS   = PLUPERF_ENDINGS  =
-                                 %w(eram erās erat erāmus erātis erant)
-          APERF_FUTURE_ENDINGS = %w(erō eris erit erimus eritis erint)
-
-        # passive endings
-          PASSIVE_ENDINGS_FIRST_AND_SECOND_CONJG =
-            %w(r ris tur mur minī ntur)
-          PASSIVE_ENDINGS_OTHER                  =
-            %w(r eris itur imur iminī untur)
-
-          PASS_PERF_PRESENT_ENDINGS = %w(sum es est sumus estis sunt)
-          PASS_PERF_PAST_ENDINGS    = %w(eram erās erat erāmus erātis erant)
-          PASS_PERF_FUTURE_ENDINGS  = %w(erō eris erit erimus eritis erint)
-
-          PASS_PERF_SUBJUNCTIVE_ENDINGS = %w(sim sis sit simus sitis sint)
-          PASS_PLUPERF_PAST_ENDINGS     = %w(essem essēs esset essēmus essētis essent)
-
-        # subjunctive tools
-          # hash for getting a verb's subjunctive stem
-          # based off the W[e] F[ea]r [A] L[ia]r mnemonic
-          ACTIVE_PRESENT_SUBJUNCTIVE_ENDINGS = {
-            :First   => lambda  { |x| return x + "ē"  },
-            :Second  => lambda  { |x| return x + "eā" },
-            :Third   => lambda  { |x| return x + "ā"  },
-            :Fourth  => lambda  { |x| return x + "iā" },
-            :ThirdIO => lambda  { |x| return x + "iā" }
-          }
-
-        # Listing of all defective verbs
-        # See A&G Sec. 205
-        DEFECTIVE_VERBS = %w{
-          addormisco
-          adolesco
-          aio
-          albesco
-          arboresco
-          aresco
-          assenesco
-          auresco
-          candesco
-          canesco
-          celebresco
-          cornesco
-          crudesco
-          dulcesco
-          effor
-          erubesco
-          extollo
-          grandesco
-          inquam
-          languesco
-          latesco
-          longisco
-          lucesco
-          marcesco
-          matresco
-          mollesco
-          remollesco
-          siccesco
-          sterto
-          tenebresco
-          tremesco
-          tumesco
-          veteresco
-        }
-
-        # Listing of all impersonal verbs
-        # See A&G #207
-        IMPERSONAL_VERBS = %w{
-          accidit
-          addecet
-          advesperascit
-          certum est
-          condecet
-          constat
-          contingit
-          cōnstat
-          decet
-          dedecet
-          dēlecat
-          evenit
-          fit
-          fulgerat
-          grandinat
-          ifvat
-          interest
-          licet
-          lūcīscit hōc
-          miseret
-          necesse est
-          ningit
-          obtingit
-          obvenit
-          oportet
-          paenitet
-          piget
-          placet
-          pluit
-          pluo
-          praestat
-          pudet
-          restat
-          rēfert
-          rōrat
-          superest
-          taedet
-          tonat
-          vacat
-          vesperāscit
-          vidētur
-          ēvenit
-        }
-
-        # Present system only.  See A&G206
-        # There are probably more of these, but A&G only lists these two.
-        PRESENT_ONLY = %w{
-          maēre
-          ferīre
-          aiō
-          inquam
-          for
-          quaesō
-          ovāre
-        }
-
-        # See A&G # 192
-        SEMI_DEPONENTS = {
-          'audeō'  => %w(audēre ausus),
-          'fidō'   => %w(fidere fīsus),
-          'gaudeō' => %w(gaudēre gāvīsus),
-          'soleō'  => %w(solēre solitus),
-        }
-
-        # Irregular Verbs.  See A&G 197
-        IRREGULAR_VERBS = {
-          'sum'    => 'SUM_ESSE_FUĪ_FUTŪRUS',
-          'possum' => 'POSSUM_POSSE_POTUĪ',
-          'ferō'   => 'FERŌ_FERRE_TULĪ_LĀTUM',
-          'eō'     => 'EŌ_ĪRE_IVĪ_ITUM',
-          'nōlō'   => 'NŌLŌ_NŌLLE_NŌLUĪ',
-          'volō'   => 'VOLŌ_VELLE_VOLUĪ',
-          'mālō'   => 'MĀLŌ_MĀLLE_MĀLUĪ',
-          'dō'     => 'DŌ_DĀRE_DEDĪ_DATUM',
-          'edō'    => 'EDŌ_ĒSSE_ĒDĪ_ĒSUM',
-          'queō'   => 'QUEŌ_QUĪRE_QUĪVĪ',
-          'fiō'    => 'FIŌ_FIĒRĪ_FACTUS',
-          'prōsum' => 'PRŌSUM_PRŌDESSE_PRŌFUĪ_PRŌFUTŪRUS',
-          'meminī' => 'MEMINĪ_MEMINISSE',
-          'ōdī'    => 'ODĪ_ŌDISSE',
-          'coepī'  => 'COEPĪ_COEPISSE_COEPTUM'
-        }
-
-        MEANINGS = {
-          :active_voice_imperative_mood_future_tense => "Command that something be done in the future",
-          :active_voice_indicative_mood_future_tense=> "Action to take place in the future: 'I will eat a hamburger.'" ,
-          :active_voice_indicative_mood_futureperfect_tense => "Action to be completed in the future: 'I will have eaten a hamburger.'" ,
-          :active_voice_indicative_mood_imperfect_tense => "Sustained, habitual action in the past:  'I was eating hamburgers daily when I was a freshman.'" ,
-          :active_voice_indicative_mood_pastperfect_tense => "Action completed prior to a point in the past under discussion: 'I had eaten all the hamburgers (before my mother found out).'" ,
-          :active_voice_indicative_mood_perfect_tense => "Action completed in the past: 'I ate a hamburger.'" ,
-          :active_voice_indicative_mood_present_tense => "Present, possibly ongoing action relative to the speaker: 'I am eating a hamburger.  I eat a hamburger.'" ,
-          :active_voice_subjunctive_mood_imperfect_tense => "Subjunctive uses apply: commands, contrary to fact wishes, etc." ,
-          :active_voice_subjunctive_mood_pastperfect_tense => "Subjunctive uses apply: commands, contrary to fact wishes, etc." ,
-          :active_voice_subjunctive_mood_perfect_tense => "Subjunctive uses apply: commands, contrary to fact wishes, etc." ,
-          :active_voice_subjunctive_mood_present_tense => "Subjunctive uses apply: commands, contrary to fact wishes, etc." ,
-          :passive_voice_indicative_mood_future_tense => "Action to be performed on conjugant in future:  'The hamburger will be eaten.'" ,
-          :passive_voice_indicative_mood_futureperfect_tense => "Action is to be performed to completion on conjugant in future: 'The hamburger will have been eaten.'" ,
-          :passive_voice_indicative_mood_imperfect_tense => "Habitual action performed on the conjugant in the past: 'The hamburger was being eaten slowly by the BurgerHoarder.'" ,
-          :passive_voice_indicative_mood_pastperfect_tense => "Action was fully completed upon the conjugant at a time prior to a time in the past: 'The hamburger had been eaten before my mom came home.'" ,
-          :passive_voice_indicative_mood_perfect_tense => "Action was completed upon the conjugant in the past: 'The hamburger was eaten.'" ,
-          :passive_voice_indicative_mood_present_tense => "Conjugant is presently undergoing action in the present time: 'The hamburger is being eaten.'" ,
-          :passive_voice_subjunctive_mood_imperfect_tense => "Subjunctive uses apply: commands, contrary to fact wishes, etc." ,
-          :passive_voice_subjunctive_mood_pastperfect_tense => "Subjunctive uses apply: commands, contrary to fact wishes, etc." ,
-          :passive_voice_subjunctive_mood_perfect_tense => "Subjunctive uses apply: commands, contrary to fact wishes, etc." ,
-          :passive_voice_subjunctive_mood_present_tense => "Subjunctive uses apply: commands, contrary to fact wishes, etc."
-        }
-        # :startdoc:
-      end
-    end
-  end
-end

data/lib/linguistics/latin/verb/deponent_tense_methods.rb

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-module Linguistics
-  module Latin
-    module Verb
-      ##
-      #
-      # Applies mutations to the method calls for semi-deponents.
-      # Reference A&G 192:
-      #
-      # "A few verbs having no perfect stem are regular in the present, but
-      # appear in the tenses of completed action as deponents.  These are
-      # called Semi-deponents."
-      ##
-      module DeponentTenseMethods
-        # There's really no good reason that these should be re-defined here,
-        # the methods that result from the verbector operation should be
-        # sufficient.  The only snare is that if you look at the method call
-        # in =tense_methods.rb=, your @classification is set to
-        # =Semideponent=.  This means that the conditional lookup fails. So
-        # the choices are to blanket overwrite here, or add another
-        # conditional to each TenseBlock returning method, OR break the model
-        # of TenseBlock construction.  I think the last is the best option,
-        # but this current implementation is the second best.
-
-        def active_voice_indicative_mood_present_tense
-          return @proxyVerb.send :active_voice_indicative_mood_present_tense
-        end
-
-        def active_voice_indicative_mood_imperfect_tense
-          return @proxyVerb.send :active_voice_indicative_mood_imperfect_tense
-        end
-
-        def active_voice_indicative_mood_future_tense
-          return @proxyVerb.send :active_voice_indicative_mood_future_tense
-        end
-
-        # These methods handle the strangeness of semi-deponents, it masks
-        # passive perfects to active perfects
-
-        def active_voice_indicative_mood_perfect_tense
-          return @proxyVerb.send :passive_voice_indicative_mood_perfect_tense
-        end
-        def active_voice_indicative_mood_pastperfect_tense
-          return @proxyVerb.send :passive_voice_indicative_mood_pastperfect_tense
-        end
-        def active_voice_indicative_mood_futureperfect_tense
-          return @proxyVerb.send :passive_voice_indicative_mood_futureperfect_tense
-        end
-
-        def passive_voice_indicative_mood_perfect_tense
-          return TenseBlock.null_tense_block
-        end
-
-        def passive_voice_indicative_mood_pastperfect_tense
-          return TenseBlock.null_tense_block
-        end
-        def passive_voice_indicative_mood_futureperfect_tense
-          return TenseBlock.null_tense_block
-        end
-
-        # Subjunctives: 2 active, 2 passive
-        def active_voice_subjunctive_mood_present_tense
-          return @proxyVerb.send :active_voice_subjunctive_mood_present_tense
-        end
-
-        def active_voice_subjunctive_mood_imperfect_tense
-          return @proxyVerb.send :active_voice_subjunctive_mood_imperfect_tense
-        end
-
-        def active_voice_subjunctive_mood_perfect_tense
-          return @proxyVerb.send :passive_voice_subjunctive_mood_perfect_tense
-        end
-        def active_voice_subjunctive_mood_pastperfect_tense
-          return @proxyVerb.send :passive_voice_subjunctive_mood_pastperfect_tense
-        end
-        def passive_voice_subjunctive_mood_perfect_tense
-          return TenseBlock.null_tense_block
-        end
-        def passive_voice_subjunctive_mood_pastperfect_tense
-          return TenseBlock.null_tense_block
-        end
-      end
-    end
-  end
-end
-

data/lib/linguistics/latin/verb/imperative_block.rb

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-# encoding: UTF-8
-
-require 'linguistics/latin/verb/phonographia'
-require 'yaml'
-
-module Linguistics
-  module Latin
-    module Verb
-      class ImperativeBlock
-        def initialize(stem,ppi)
-          # In case we get an Array, for JSON revivification
-          if stem.class == Array
-            @results = stem
-          end
-
-          r = case
-              when ppi =~ /āre$/
-                [stem, stem+"te"]
-              when ppi =~ /ēre$/
-                [stem, stem+"te"]
-              when ppi =~ /ere$/
-                [stem+"e", stem+"ite"]
-              when ppi =~ /īre$/
-                [stem+"ī", stem+"īte"]
-              end
-
-          r << stem + "tō"
-          r << stem + "tōte"
-
-          r << stem + "tō"
-          r << stem + "ntō"
-
-          @results = r.map{|v| Linguistics::Latin::Phonographia.fix_macrons v}
-        end
-
-        def to_s
-          return @results
-        end
-
-        ##
-        #
-        # Required for serialization
-        #
-        ##
-        def to_json(*a)
-          {
-            'json_class'   => self.class.name,
-            'data'         => @results.map{|i| i.to_json}
-          }.to_json(*a)
-        end
-
-        ##
-        #
-        # Required for deserialization
-        #
-        ##
-        def self.json_create(o)
-         new(o['data'])
-        end
-
-        ##
-        #
-        # Provides Array-like interface to the collection of results.
-        #
-        ##
-        def [](arg)
-          @results[arg]
-        end
-
-        ##
-        #
-        # To Array, useful in serialization
-        #
-        ##
-        def to_a
-          return @results
-        end
-
-        ##
-        #
-        # Add array compatibility support
-        #
-        ##
-        def length; return @results.length; end
-
-        ##
-        #
-        # Returns the two, second person imperatives
-        #
-        ##
-        def present(qualifier=nil)
-          j=@results[0,2]
-          return j if qualifier.nil?
-          qualifier = qualifier.to_s
-          return j[0] if qualifier =~ /singular/
-          return j[1] if qualifier =~ /plural/
-        end
-
-        ##
-        #
-        # Returns the four, second and third person future imperatives
-        #
-        ##
-        def future(qualifier=nil)
-          return @results[2,4] if qualifier.nil?
-        end
-
-        def method_missing(sym,*args)
-           if (sym =~ /^(present|future)_tense_(.*)/)
-             self.send($1.to_sym, $2)
-           else
-             super
-           end
-        end
-      end
-    end
-  end
-end

data/lib/linguistics/latin/verb/infinitive_block.rb

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-module Linguistics
-  module Latin
-    module Verb
-      ##
-      #
-      # The InfinitiveBlock holds the infinitives associated with a given
-      # verb.  The known infinitives are the following:
-      #
-      ##
-      class InfinitiveBlock
-        attr_reader :infinitive_methods
-        def initialize(s)
-          if s.is_a? Hash
-            @infinitive_methods = s.keys
-          end
-
-          @infinitive_methods.each do |k|
-            v=s[k]
-            singleton_class.class_eval do
-              define_method k.to_sym do
-                return v
-              end
-            end
-          end
-        end
-
-        ##
-        #
-        # Required for deserialization
-        #
-        ##
-        def self.json_create(o)
-          new(o['data'])
-        end
-      end
-    end
-  end
-end
-

data/lib/linguistics/latin/verb/infinitives.rb

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-# encoding:  UTF-8
-
-require 'latinverb'
-require 'linguistics/latin/verb/phonographia'
-
-module Linguistics
-  module Latin
-    module Verb
-      ##
-      # == NAME
-      #
-      # Infinitives
-      #
-      # == DESCRIPTION
-      #
-      # This module contains the methods that, when mixed into a LatinVerb,
-      # will provide it the ability to resolve its infinitives (verbal nouns).
-      #
-      # == REFERENCE
-      #
-      #    Allen and Greenough Se. 155:
-      #
-      #    <em>From the footnotes</em>
-      #
-      #    1.  The Infinitive is strictly the locative case of an abstract
-      #    noun, expressing the action of the verb (cf. sec. 451)
-      #
-      #
-      ##
-      module Infinitives
-
-        ##########################################
-        # Infinitives
-        ##########################################
-        # Some very handy getter and setters, for serialization
-        ##
-
-        def infinitives
-          return {
-            :present_active_infinitive  => present_active_infinitive,
-            :perfect_active_infinitive  => perfect_active_infinitive,
-            :future_active_infinitive   => future_active_infinitive,
-            :present_passive_infinitive => present_passive_infinitive,
-            :perfect_passive_infinitive => perfect_passive_infinitive,
-            :future_passive_infinitive  => future_passive_infinitive
-          }
-        end
-
-        ##
-        #
-        # === GRAMMATICAL FUNCTION
-        #
-        #  A&G, 157,d:
-        #
-        #  The Infinitive is used chiefly as an indeclinable noun, as the subject
-        #  or complement of another ver ( 452, 456.n)
-        #
-        #  "To X"
-        #
-        # === ARGUMENTS
-        #
-        # None
-        #
-        # === RETURNS
-        #
-        # Array of participles
-        #
-        ###
-        def present_active_infinitive
-          return @present_active_infinitive
-        end
-
-        ##
-        #
-        # === GRAMMATICAL FUNCTION
-        #
-        #  A&G, 157,d:
-        #
-        #  The Infinitive is used chiefly as an indeclinable noun, as the subject
-        #  or complement of another ver ( 452, 456.n)
-        #
-        #  "To have X-d"
-        #
-        # === ARGUMENTS
-        #
-        # None
-        #
-        # === RETURNS
-        #
-        # Array of participles
-        #
-        ###
-        def perfect_active_infinitive
-          return @first_person_perfect+"sse"
-        end
-
-        ##
-        #
-        # === GRAMMATICAL FUNCTION
-        #
-        #  A&G, 157,d:
-        #
-        #  The Infinitive is used chiefly as an indeclinable noun, as the subject
-        #  or complement of another ver ( 452, 456.n)
-        #
-        #  "To be about to X"
-        #
-        # === ARGUMENTS
-        #
-        # None
-        #
-        # === RETURNS
-        #
-        # Array of participles
-        #
-        ###
-        def future_active_infinitive
-          return future_active_participle.sub(/,.*/,'') + " esse"
-        end
-
-        ##
-        #
-        # === GRAMMATICAL FUNCTION
-        #
-        #  A&G, 157,d:
-        #
-        #  The Infinitive is used chiefly as an indeclinable noun, as the subject
-        #  or complement of another ver ( 452, 456.n)
-        #
-        #  "To be X-d"
-        #
-        # === ARGUMENTS
-        #
-        # None
-        #
-        # === RETURNS
-        #
-        # Array of participles
-        #
-        ###
-        def present_passive_infinitive
-          if verb_type == Linguistics::Latin::Verb::VerbTypes::First
-            return  @present_active_infinitive.gsub(/(.*)e$/,"\\1ī")
-          end
-          if verb_type == Linguistics::Latin::Verb::VerbTypes::Second
-            return @present_active_infinitive.gsub(/(.*)e$/,"\\1ī")
-          end
-          if verb_type == Linguistics::Latin::Verb::VerbTypes::ThirdIO
-            return @present_active_infinitive.gsub(/(.*)ere$/,"\\1ī")
-          end
-          if verb_type == Linguistics::Latin::Verb::VerbTypes::Third
-            return @present_active_infinitive.gsub(/(.*)ere$/,"\\1ī")
-          end
-          if verb_type == Linguistics::Latin::Verb::VerbTypes::Fourth
-            return @present_active_infinitive.gsub(/(.*)e$/,"\\1ī")
-          end
-        end
-
-        ##
-        #
-        # === GRAMMATICAL FUNCTION
-        #
-        #  A&G, 157,d:
-        #
-        #  The Infinitive is used chiefly as an indeclinable noun, as the subject
-        #  or complement of another ver ( 452, 456.n)
-        #
-        #  "To have been X-d"
-        #
-        # === ARGUMENTS
-        #
-        # None
-        #
-        # === RETURNS
-        #
-        # Array of participles
-        #
-        ###
-        def perfect_passive_infinitive
-          return perfect_passive_participle + " esse"
-        end
-
-        ##
-        #
-        # === GRAMMATICAL FUNCTION
-        #
-        #  A&G, 157,d:
-        #
-        #  The Infinitive is used chiefly as an indeclinable noun, as the subject
-        #  or complement of another ver ( 452, 456.n)
-        #
-        #  "To be about to be X-d"
-        #
-        #  <b>Note:</b>  This form is exceedingly rare.  Wheelock notes that
-        #  Romans preferred to use the 4th principal part + <b>fore</b>.
-        #
-        # === ARGUMENTS
-        #
-        # None
-        #
-        # === RETURNS
-        #
-        # Array of participles
-        #
-        ###
-        def future_passive_infinitive
-          return supine[:accusative] + " īrī"
-        end
-      end
-    end
-  end
-end