RiTa - a software toolkit for computational literature

Reference

Class

RiTa

Name

conjugate
Description Conjugates the 'verb' according to the specified options
Example 
// JavaScript

opts = {
 tense: RiTa.PRESENT,
 number: RiTa.SINGULAR,
 person: RiTa.THIRD
};

result = RiTa.conjugate('swim', opts);


// Java

opts = new HashMap();
opts.put("tense", RiTa.PAST);
opts.put("number", RiTa.PLURAL);
opts.put("person", RiTa.FIRST);

result = RiTa.conjugate("swim", opts);
Parameters
Stringthe root verb
Objectobject containing the relevant options (tense, number, person...) for the conjugator

{int} options.tense:
[RiTa.PAST, RiTa.PRESENT, or RiTa.FUTURE]

{int} options.number:
[RiTa.SINGULAR or RiTa.PLURAL]

{int} options.person:
[RiTa.FIRST, RiTa.SECOND or RiTa.THIRD]

{int} options.form:
[RiTa.INFINITIVE or RiTa.GERUND]

{boolean} options.passive

{boolean} options.progressive

{boolean} options.interrogative

{boolean} options.perfect
Returns
Stringthe conjugated verb
Related RiTa.FIRST: int, value=1
RiTa.SECOND: int, value=2
RiTa.THIRD: int, value=3
RiTa.PAST: int, value=4
RiTa.PRESENT: int, value=5
RiTa.FUTURE: int, value=6
RiTa.SINGULAR: int, value=7
RiTa.PLURAL: int, value=8
RiTa.NORMAL: int, value=9
RiTa.INFINITIVE: int, value=1
RiTa.GERUND: int, value=2
Syntax 
RiTa.conjugate(verb, opts);
Platform Java / JavaScript