So one of the use cases I think could be parsing phone numbers or zip codes. These mig

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Feature to handle individual digits in parse_number about number-parser HOT 2 OPEN

arnavkapoor commented on August 30, 2024

Feature to handle individual digits in parse_number

from number-parser.

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noviluni commented on August 30, 2024 1

It sounds interesting.

We could also use a parameter like join_delimiter or something like that to choose how to join the followed numbers (that are followed omitting spaces, commas, etc).

Examples:

>>> parse('I have three numbers: one, two, three', join_delimiter='-')
'I have 3 numbers: 1-2-3'

>>> parse('I have three numbers: one, two, three', join_delimiter='')
'I have 3 numbers: 123'

>>> parse('I have three numbers: one, two, three', join_delimiter='/')
'I have 3 numbers: 1/2/3'


>>> parse('two three zero two five eight', join_delimiter='.')
2.3.0.2.5.8

from number-parser.

NEERAJAP2001 commented on August 30, 2024

@noviluni sir, this is what I am thinking what do you suggest?

From this code

        myvalue = _build_number(tokens_taken, lang_data)
        for each_number in myvalue:
            current_sentence.append(each_number)
            current_sentence.append(" ")

To this code

 if tokens_taken:
        myvalue = _build_number(tokens_taken, lang_data)
        for each_number in myvalue:
            if delimeter:
                current_sentence.append(each_number)
                current_sentence.append(delimeter)
            else:
                current_sentence.append(each_number)
                current_sentence.append(" ")