$caila.markup

Parses the argument text.

Syntax

The method accepts the text for parsing in the string argument.

ECMAScript 5

$caila.markup("markup text");

ECMAScript 6

In the ECMAScript 6 runtime, the method is asynchronous:

await $caila.markup("markup text");

The parsed phrase is returned in the JSON format in response: The parsing result for the markup text phrase is:

{
   "source":"markup text",        // phrase to be parsed
   "words":[
      {
         "annotations":{
            "lemma":"markup",
            "pos":"X"            // part of speech
         },
         "startPos":0,           // word position in the phrase
         "endPos":6,
         "pattern":false,
         "punctuation":false,
         "source":"markup",
         "word":"markup"         // normalized word form
      },
      {
         "annotations":{
            "lemma":"text",
            "pos":"X"            // part of speech
         },
         "startPos":7,           // word position in the phrase
         "endPos":11,
         "pattern":false,
         "punctuation":false,
         "source":"text",
         "word":"text"          // normalized word form
      }
   ]
}

How to use

ECMAScript 5

state: Example
    q!: markup text
    script:
        $reactions.answer(JSON.stringify($caila.markup("markup text")));

ECMAScript 6

state: Example
    q!: markup text
    scriptEs6:
        $reactions.answer(JSON.stringify(await $caila.markup("markup text")));