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fix:es_euphony #281

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  • New Features

    • Improved grammatical accuracy for Spanish conjunctions by refining the logic for using "y" or "e" based on the following word's initial letters.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Enhanced handling of specific cases in conjunction transformations to prevent incorrect phrasing.
  • Tests

    • Added new test cases to validate euphonic conjunction transformations and exceptions for the conjunction "and."

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The changes in this pull request focus on the join_word_list_es function within the ovos_workshop/skills/ovos.py file, enhancing the logic for conjunction usage in Spanish phrases. The updates ensure that the correct connector word is used based on specific initial letters of subsequent words. Additionally, new test cases are added to test/unittests/test_euphony.py to verify the euphonic transformation rules for the conjunction "and," particularly addressing exceptions and providing comprehensive coverage of the functionality.

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File Change Summary
ovos_workshop/skills/ovos.py Modified join_word_list_es to enhance conjunction logic for Spanish phrases.
test/unittests/test_euphony.py Added tests for euphonic conjunction transformations, including exceptions.

Possibly related PRs

  • feat:euphony #277: The changes in this PR modify the join_word_list function in ovos.py, which is directly related to the enhancements made in the main PR's join_word_list_es function, as both involve handling conjunctions in language-specific contexts.

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Conjunctions dance, a joyful sight.
"Y" and "e" now know their place,
In phrases sweet, they find their grace.
With tests to guard the rules we share,
Spanish phrases, beyond compare! 🌟


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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
test/unittests/test_euphony.py (1)

69-76: Consider adding more edge cases

The test method effectively covers the exceptions for words starting with (H)IA, (H)IE, and (H)IO. The test cases and documentation are clear and well-structured.

Consider adding these additional test cases to strengthen coverage:

# Test with capitalized versions
result = _join_word_list_es(["uno", "Hielo"], "and")
self.assertEqual(result, "uno y Hielo")

# Test with accented characters
result = _join_word_list_es(["paz", "hiógrafo"], "and")
self.assertEqual(result, "paz y hiógrafo")
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test/unittests/test_euphony.py (1)

66-67: LGTM! Good addition to test coverage

The new test case appropriately verifies the euphonic transformation rule for words beginning with 'h'.

ovos_workshop/skills/ovos.py (1)

2610-2617: Improve Spanish euphonic transformation logic

The changes correctly handle Spanish conjunction transformations, but there are a few suggestions to enhance readability and maintainability:

Consider these improvements:

  1. Extract magic strings into constants for better maintainability
  2. Add more descriptive comments for each transformation rule
  3. Consider splitting the logic into smaller functions
+# Constants for Spanish euphonic transformations
+VOWEL_I = ["i", "í"]
+VOWEL_O = ["o", "ó"]
+EXCEPTIONS = ["io", "ia", "ie"]

-    w = items[-1].lower().lstrip("h")
-    if not any([w.startswith("io"), w.startswith("ia"), w.startswith("ie")]):
-        # When following word starts by (H)IA, (H)IE or (H)IO, then usual Y preposition is used
-        if cons[connector] == "y" and w[0] in ["i", "í"]:
-            final_connector = "e"
-        # Check for euphonic transformation cases for "o"
-        if cons[connector] == "o" and w[0] in ["o", "ó"]:
-            final_connector = "u"
+    # Strip leading 'h' as it's silent in Spanish
+    word = items[-1].lower().lstrip("h")
+    
+    # Check if word starts with any exception patterns
+    has_exceptions = any(word.startswith(exc) for exc in EXCEPTIONS)
+    
+    if not has_exceptions:
+        # Transform 'y' to 'e' before words starting with 'i' sound
+        # except for words starting with 'hie', 'hia', 'hio'
+        if cons[connector] == "y" and word[0] in VOWEL_I:
+            final_connector = "e"
+            
+        # Transform 'o' to 'u' before words starting with 'o' sound
+        if cons[connector] == "o" and word[0] in VOWEL_O:
+            final_connector = "u"

Let's verify the Spanish euphonic rules implementation with some test cases:

✅ Verification successful

Spanish euphonic transformation logic is correctly implemented

The test cases in test_join_word_list_es confirm that the implementation correctly handles all Spanish euphonic rules:

  • "y" → "e" transformation before words starting with "i/í" (including with silent "h")

    result = _join_word_list_es(["Juan", "Irene"], "and")  # "Juan e Irene"
    result = _join_word_list_es(["Manuel", "Hilario"], "and")  # "Manuel e Hilario"
  • Exceptions for "hia/hie/hio" patterns are properly handled

    result = _join_word_list_es(["frio", "hielo"], "and")  # "frio y hielo"
    result = _join_word_list_es(["cloro", "iodo"], "and")  # "cloro y iodo"
  • "o" → "u" transformation before words starting with "o/ó"

    result = _join_word_list_es(["Manuel", "Óscar"], "or")  # "Manuel u Óscar"
    result = _join_word_list_es(["unos", "otros"], "or")  # "unos u otros"

The refactoring suggestions in the review comment, while good practices, are not critical as the current implementation is functionally correct and well-tested.

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@JarbasAl JarbasAl merged commit 8ce8593 into dev Nov 12, 2024
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