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Replace Numberer by Transitions in the transition systems. #11
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Ownership of t is only required in case of a fresh lookup table where t is added to the numberer. Again, when dealing with Transition Enums probably not really a problem. If we should generalize the struct later on to e.g. number strings we might consider adding to_owned or clone to the trait bounds so that we can pass in a &T and only convert it when necessary.
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If we should generalize the struct later on to e.g. number strings we might consider adding to_owned or clone to the trait bounds so that we can pass in a &T and only convert it when necessary.
I agree that this would be nice. IIRC I decided use moves in
Numberer::addto avoid two lookups when the value is absent andHashMapsentrymethod requires an owned value. But since in transition and feature lookups, the lookups succeed in the vast majority of cases, doing an get (with a reference) + insert when absent would be more economical. There was an RFC to makeentrywork with borrowed values, but it seems to be stranded:rust-lang/rfcs#1769
I'll add this as a todo item to the 'one lookup to rule them all'-issue.
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We could also consider moving the numberer / lookup into a separate crate.
For the lemmatizer, I had to implement the same functionality and dealt with similar issues. If there'd be a crate we might spare some people a lot of unnecessary worries and work.