mkettler_sa at verizon
May 11, 2008, 5:57 PM
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Theo Van Dinter wrote:
> On Fri, May 09, 2008 at 08:16:29AM -0400, Matt Kettler wrote:
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>>> Hi, could someone kindly tell me what the file "triplets.txt" is used
>>> for, and if I need to have it in my rules directory or not?
>>>
>> It's used for the TextCat plugin (which provides the ok_languages
>> option). While you should have it in your rules directory, it won't
>> break anything if you've got TextCat disabled.
>>
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> Just to be more specific -- it needs to be in the default rules directory.
> You don't need it in the local state dir, site rules dir, user preferences
> dir, etc.
>
> If it's not there already, your install would seem to have some issues.
>
Theo,
It would appear that triplets.txt is not included with 3.2.4, and
probably isn't in any 3.2.x release.
Looking at the code, triplets.txt is still used by
HeaderEval.pm:word_is_in_dictionary(), which in turn is used in
HeaderEval.pm:check_for_unique_subject_id(). However, no rules in the
standard set utilize that eval in 3.2.4. It was used by SUBJ_HAS_UNIQ_ID
in 3.1.x, but that rule isn't present anymore in 3.2.4. It would appear
triplets.txt was removed because nothing is actually using it anymore,
however I would expect the eval functions using it should have been
removed at the same time.
After a bit more research, TextCat appears to actually use the
"languages" file instead of triplets.txt. (as far back as 2.50).
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