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	\| The reference is the string only ("y" will be inserted to the right of any "a")		\| The reference is the string only ("y" will be inserted to the right of any "a")
	\|-		\|-
	\| X:=[1,"a"]>"y";		\| X:=[1="a"]>"y";
	\| The reference is the position and the string ("y" will be inserted to the right of the first character if the first character is "a")		\| The reference is the position and the string ("y" will be inserted to the right of the first character if the first character is "a")
	\|}		\|}

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	\| ab'''y'''c		\| ab'''y'''c
	\|-		\|-
	\| X:="y"<[3,"c"];		\| X:="y"<[3="c"];
	\| if X add "y" to the left of "c", if "c" is the third character		\| if X add "y" to the left of "c", if "c" is the third character
	\| abc		\| abc
	\| ab'''y'''c		\| ab'''y'''c
	\|-		\|-
	\| X:=[2,"b"]>"y";		\| X:=[2,="b"]>"y";
	\| if X add "y" to the right of "b", if "b" is the second character;		\| if X add "y" to the right of "b", if "b" is the second character;
	\| abc		\| abc
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	\|width=50\| ab'''b'''c		\|width=50\| ab'''b'''c
	\|-		\|-
	\|width=100\| X:=[2,"b"]+;		\|width=100\| X:=[2="b"]+;
	\|width=300\| if X duplicate the second character, if it is "b"		\|width=300\| if X duplicate the second character, if it is "b"
	\|width=50\| abc		\|width=50\| abc

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	\| ab'''y'''c		\| ab'''y'''c
	\|-		\|-
	\| X:="y"<[2,"c"];		\| X:="y"<[3,"c"];
	\| if X add "y" to the left of "c", if "c" is the ~~second~~ character		\| if X add "y" to the left of "c", if "c" is the third character
	\| abc		\| abc
	\| ab'''y'''c		\| ab'''y'''c
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	\|-		\|-
	\| X:="y"<[-2];		\| X:="y"<[-2];
	\| if X add "y" to the left of the ~~third~~ character from the right		\| if X add "y" to the left of the second character from the right
	\| abc		\| abc
	\| a'''y'''bc		\| a'''y'''bc

imported>MajorLaFrime at 22:03, 25 November 2013

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	Complex A-rules are formed from the combination of simple A-rules:		Complex A-rules are formed from the combination of simple A-rules:
	*circumfixation (prefixation + suffixation), to add a prefix and a suffix at the same time		*circumfixation (prefixation + suffixation), to add a prefix and a suffix at the same time
	*prefixation + infixation, to add a prefix and a ~~suffix~~ at the same time		*prefixation + infixation, to add a prefix and a infix at the same time
	*infixation + suffixation, to add an infix and a suffix at the same time		*infixation + suffixation, to add an infix and a suffix at the same time
	*prefixation + infixation + suffixation, to add a prefix, an infix and a suffix at the same time		*prefixation + infixation + suffixation, to add a prefix, an infix and a suffix at the same time

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	\|-		\|-
	\| X:=[2-3]:"y";		\| X:=[2-3]:"y";
	\| if X replace the second to the third character by "z"		\| if X replace the second to the third character by "y"
	\| a'''bc'''z		\| a'''bc'''z
	\| a'''y'''z		\| a'''y'''z

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	\| ab'''y'''c		\| ab'''y'''c
	\|-		\|-
	\| X:="y"<[-3];		\| X:="y"<[-2];
	\| if X add "y" to the left of the third character from the right		\| if X add "y" to the left of the third character from the right
	\| abc		\| abc
	\| ab'''y'''c		\| a'''y'''bc
	\|}		\|}
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	! AFTER		! AFTER
	\|-		\|-
	\|width=70\| X:=[1]>"y";		\|width=70\| X:=[2]>"y";
	\|width=300\| if X add "y" to the right of the ~~first~~ character		\|width=300\| if X add "y" to the right of the second character
	\|width=50\| abc		\|width=50\| abc
	\|width=50\| a'''y'''bc		\|width=50\| ab'''y'''c
	\|-		\|-
	\|X:=[-1]>"y";		\|X:=[-2]>"y";
	\|if X add "y" to the right of the last character		\|if X add "y" to the right of the second last character
	\|abc		\|abc
	\|ab'''y'''c		\|ab'''y'''c

imported>Martins at 17:05, 20 August 2013

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	'''A-rule''' (affixation rule) is a specific type of [[transformation rule]] used for generating affixes (prefixes, suffixes, infixes) in the UNLarium framework.		'''A-rule''' (affixation rule) is a specific type of [[transformation rule]] used for generating affixes (prefixes, suffixes, infixes) in the UNLarium framework.
	== When to use a-rules ==		== When to use A-rules ==
	A-rules are used for prefixation, suffixation and infixation, i.e., for adding morphemes to a given base form. They are used for generating '''inflections''' (such as "book">"books", "love">"loved") or '''derivations''' (such as "dress">"undress", "write">"writer").		A-rules are used for prefixation, suffixation and infixation, i.e., for adding morphemes to a given base form. They are used for generating '''inflections''' (such as "book">"books", "love">"loved") or '''derivations''' (such as "dress">"undress", "write">"writer").
	== When not to use a-rules ==
			== When not to use A-rules ==
	A-rules are not used for '''composition''' (i.e., to form new words by combining or putting together old words), as in "give">"give in", "go">"have gone" or "man">"fireman"). This should be treated by [[C-rule]]s.		A-rules are not used for '''composition''' (i.e., to form new words by combining or putting together old words), as in "give">"give in", "go">"have gone" or "man">"fireman"). This should be treated by [[C-rule]]s.

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	*X:=1:1; (WRONG: Replacement rules do not allow for numbers)		*X:=1:1; (WRONG: Replacement rules do not allow for numbers)

	== Complex a-rules ==		== Complex A-rules ==
	Complex a-rules are formed from the combination of simple a-rules:		Complex A-rules are formed from the combination of simple A-rules:
	*circumfixation (prefixation + suffixation), to add a prefix and a suffix at the same time		*circumfixation (prefixation + suffixation), to add a prefix and a suffix at the same time
	*prefixation + infixation, to add a prefix and a suffix at the same time		*prefixation + infixation, to add a prefix and a suffix at the same time
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	*prefixation + infixation + suffixation, to add a prefix, an infix and a suffix at the same time		*prefixation + infixation + suffixation, to add a prefix, an infix and a suffix at the same time
	=== Syntax ===		=== Syntax ===
	Complex a-rules are formed by concatenating simple a-rules with ",":		Complex A-rules are formed by concatenating simple a-rules with ",":
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	=== Observations ===		=== Observations ===
	;Complex a-rules are also used to integrate different simple a-rules:		;Complex A-rules are also used to integrate different simple A-rules:
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	:PLR := "s" > "ses", "y" > "ies"; (kiss > kisses, city > cities)		:PLR := "s" > "ses", "y" > "ies"; (kiss > kisses, city > cities)
	:PLR := "y" > "ies", "s" > "ses"; (kiss > kisses, city>cities>citieses)		:PLR := "y" > "ies", "s" > "ses"; (kiss > kisses, city>cities>citieses)

	== Formal syntax ==		== Formal syntax ==
	A-rules comply with the following syntax:		A-rules comply with the following syntax:

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	A-rules are used for prefixation, suffixation and infixation, i.e., for adding morphemes to a given base form. They are used for generating '''inflections''' (such as "book">"books", "love">"loved") or '''derivations''' (such as "dress">"undress", "write">"writer").		A-rules are used for prefixation, suffixation and infixation, i.e., for adding morphemes to a given base form. They are used for generating '''inflections''' (such as "book">"books", "love">"loved") or '''derivations''' (such as "dress">"undress", "write">"writer").
	== When not to use a-rules ==		== When not to use a-rules ==
	A-rules are not used for '''composition''' (i.e., to form new words by combining or putting together old words), as in "give">"give in", "go">"have gone" or "man">"fireman"). This should be treated by [[c-rule]]s.		A-rules are not used for '''composition''' (i.e., to form new words by combining or putting together old words), as in "give">"give in", "go">"have gone" or "man">"fireman"). This should be treated by [[C-rule]]s.

	== Types of a-rules ==		== Types of A-rules ==
	There are two types of a-rules:		There are two types of A-rules:
	*'''simple a-rules''' involve a single action (such as prefixation, suffixation, infixation and replacement); and		*'''simple A-rules''' involve a single action (such as prefixation, suffixation, infixation and replacement); and
	*'''complex a-rules''' involve more than one action (such as circumfixation).		*'''complex A-rules''' involve more than one action (such as circumfixation).

	== Simple a-rules ==		== Simple A-rules ==
	There are four types of simple a-rules:		There are four types of simple A-rules:
	*'''prefixation''', for adding morphemes at the beginning of a base form.		*'''prefixation''', for adding morphemes at the beginning of a base form.
	*'''suffixation''', for adding morphemes at the end of a base form		*'''suffixation''', for adding morphemes at the end of a base form
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	*'''replacement''', for changing the base form		*'''replacement''', for changing the base form
	=== Syntax ===		=== Syntax ===
	The syntax for simple a-rules is the following:		The syntax for simple A-rules is the following:
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