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Singularize regattas to regatta instead of regattum #243
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Given you're fixing one word only I think it'd be better to put this into irregular list here. New tests will be great addition though!
inflector/lib/Doctrine/Inflector/Rules/English/Inflectible.php
Line 93 in 2930cd5
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That was the first thing I tried, but it only worked in one direction. With
yield new Substitution(new Word('regatta'), new Word('regattas'));
in the irregular list,Str::singular('regatta')
produces "regattum", and withyield new Substitution(new Word('regattas'), new Word('regatta'));
,Str::singular('regatta')
produces "regattas." For that reason I used a negative look-behind in thegetSingular()
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That's not a blocker, we do not support singularizing words which are already singular :)
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I think perhaps the inflector is assuming that "regatta" is plural, due to the
-ta
ending. Besides, shouldn't it just return the original word if it wasn't inflectible in the requested direction?I added these two assertion arguments to
dataSingularsUninflectedWhenSingularized()
.Without changing the rules, and with the added assertions:
By adding this to
getIrregular()
:(Oddly, by reversing these arguments, the tests pass. But this makes no sense, and Blueprint fails anyway.)
By changing the regex, the tests pass and Blueprint builds the table and class names correctly:
But then we'd be changing a regex for a rarely used word, which has been deemed suboptimal.
Again, if you have a better idea, I'm all ears. Otherwise, I guess I'll use my fork.
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Thanks for all the tinkering and explanations! I wanted to make sure we're not introducing regexes without a good reason. So without further ado :)