better handling of multi-word idents #29
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Found some fixes!
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Another possible approach to this would be to just treat everything as a suffix rule instead of using the map of complete words. I'm happy to change this if that seems like a better approach. |
Replace only the last part of an ident when pluralizing
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hmm, I realized I probably need to make similar changes to singularize.go |
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Thanks @pgier ! |
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The tablize_test includes some examples of multi-word idents. In these situations, it seems better to pluralize only the last word vs. treating the whole phrase as a single word.