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Can't find language "eng" when converting #21
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Hey David, There's two parts to this, the error you're getting is because there's no mapping in The second part is about the pickle. I agree that this isn't a great solution/is brittle - part of the reasoning was that I was trying to make it a little faster and future-proof it for when we have possibly 100+ mappings. RAS only accepts conversion languages that have a valid path to In any case, the solution to the first part could be either:
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I know your demo is today so hopefully you got whatever you needed working for that. I'm around if you want to talk and fix this up quickly if it's necessary for your demo. |
Hi! Luckily it wasn't actually a demo... I guess I wasn't aware that the effect of https://github.com/dhdaines/ReadAlong-Studio/pull/8 was going to be to completely break Readalong-Studio (since we always have to convert things to eng-arpabet at the moment...) Or am I incorrect in assuming that it doesn't work at all? |
The issue is that it doesn't work even when no actual English G2P is required, as far as I can tell... |
Ah, no, well then something else is happening. It works for me with every language other than an English readalong. That is, it works for |
What is the input text that you're using? |
The Chatino counting demo...
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oh. I see, it does have English in it! oops :) |
did you actually make it work in the past? I think Pat mentioned it was a good one to use, which is why I tried it... |
Yes, it's just the name "Skyler" that is "English" so just remove the |
haha ok! |
Not sure what's going on here, since the log indicates that it has definitely found the languages.
Also, is there some good reason why the lists of mappings are now stored in binary pickle files instead of, say, just looking them up in the filesystem like we were doing before? It seems brittle and opaque to me.
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