lt-append — combine two compiled dictionary transducers

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Apertium                                         March 30, 2022                                     LT-APPEND(1)

lt-append  will  combine  two  compiled  dictionaries as if they had been compiled from one big XML file,
       keeping sections separate. If input_a has sections “main” and “final” and  input_b  has  section  “regex”
       then  output  will  have sections “main”, “final” and “regex” (there is no cross-section minimisation, so
       internally there is no union, but the behaviour of running the transducer will be as if we had  done  the
       union).

input_transducer_a
               The first input binary (a finite state transducer).

       input_transducer_b
               The second input binary (a finite state transducer).

       output_transducer
               The output binary with the combination of inputs (a finite state transducer).

       lt-append — combine two compiled dictionary transducers

apertium(1), lt-comp(1), lt-expand(1), lt-print(1), lt-proc(1)

lt-appendinput_ainput_boutput