Make it possible to override gap_element #13
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`'-'` as a gap element doesn't work for my project. Currently, I am doing the following, but it seems pretty hack-ish: ```python import alignment alignment.vocabulary.GAP_ELEMENT = '∅' ``` This pull request would make it possible to define these values when initializing the `Vocabulary`.
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'-'as a gap element doesn't work for my project.Currently, I am doing the following, but it seems pretty hack-ish:
This pull request would make it possible to define these values when initializing the
Vocabulary, like thisVocabulary(gap_element='∅').I don't understand why
GAP_ELEMENTis defined in a different file. Maybe you don't need the constants at all, and just have defaults in the__init__().