1const ambENDE={ 2 3 "1": { 4 "sm|sf|sb": {title: "Who is saying it?", options: [ 5 {caption: "a man", conseq: "sm"}, 6 {caption: "a woman", conseq: "sf"}, 7 {caption: "unknown gender", options: [ 8 {caption: "use male default", conseq: "sm"}, 9 {caption: "use gender-neutral notation", conseq: "sb"}, 10 ]}, 11 ]}, 12 "pm|pf|pb": {title: "Who is saying it?", options: [ 13 {caption: "a group of men", conseq: "pm"}, 14 {caption: "a group of women", conseq: "pf"}, 15 {caption: "mixed or unknown gender", options: [ 16 {caption: "use male default", conseq: "pm"}, 17 {caption: "use gender-neutral notation", conseq: "pb"}, 18 ]}, 19 ]}, 20 }, 21 22 "3": { 23 "sm|sf|sb": {title: "Who is the $?", blindTitle: "Who is it?", options: [ 24 {caption: "a man", conseq: "sm"}, 25 {caption: "a woman", conseq: "sf"}, 26 {caption: "unknown gender", options: [ 27 {caption: "use male default", conseq: "sm"}, 28 {caption: "use gender-neutral notation", conseq: "sb"}, 29 ]}, 30 ]}, 31 "pm|pf|pb": {title: "Who are the $?", blindTitle: "Who are they?", options: [ 32 {caption: "a group of men", conseq: "pm"}, 33 {caption: "a group of women", conseq: "pf"}, 34 {caption: "mixed or unknown gender", options: [ 35 {caption: "use male default", conseq: "pm"}, 36 {caption: "use gender-neutral notation", conseq: "pb"}, 37 ]}, 38 ]}, 39 }, 40 41 "2": { 42 "ts|vs|tp|vp": {title: "Who are you saying it to?", options: [ 43 {caption: "one person", options: [ 44 {caption: "addressed casually as â<em>du</em>â", conseq: "ts"}, 45 {caption: "addressed politely as â<em>Sie</em>â", conseq: "vs"}, 46 ]}, 47 {caption: "more than one person", options: [ 48 {caption: "addressed casually as â<em>ihr</em>â", conseq: "tp"}, 49 {caption: "addressed politely as â<em>Sie</em>â", conseq: "vp"}, 50 ]}, 51 ]}, 52 "ts|vs": {title: "Who are you saying it to?", options: [ 53 {caption: "someone addressed casually as â<em>du</em>â", conseq: "ts"}, 54 {caption: "someone addressed politely as â<em>Sie</em>â", conseq: "vs"}, 55 ]}, 56 "tsm|tsf|tsb|vsm|vsf|vsb": {title: "Who are you saying it to?", options: [ 57 {caption: "a man", options: [ 58 {caption: "addressed casually as â<em>du</em>â", conseq: "tsm"}, 59 {caption: "addressed politely as â<em>Sie</em>â", conseq: "vsm"}, 60 ]}, 61 {caption: "a woman", options: [ 62 {caption: "addressed casually as â<em>du</em>â", conseq: "tsf"}, 63 {caption: "addressed politely as â<em>Sie</em>â", conseq: "vsf"}, 64 ]}, 65 {caption: "unknown gender", options: [ 66 {caption: "use male default", options: [ 67 {caption: "addressed casually as â<em>du</em>â", conseq: "tsm"}, 68 {caption: "addressed politely as â<em>Sie</em>â", conseq: "vsm"}, 69 ]}, 70 {caption: "use gender-neutral notation", options: [ 71 {caption: "addressed casually as â<em>du</em>â", conseq: "tsb"}, 72 {caption: "addressed politely as â<em>Sie</em>â", conseq: "vsb"}, 73 ]}, 74 ]}, 75 ]}, 76 "tp|vp": {title: "Who are you saying it to?", options: [ 77 {caption: "people addressed casually as â<em>ihr</em>â", conseq: "tp"}, 78 {caption: "people addressed politely as â<em>Sie</em>â", conseq: "vp"}, 79 ]}, 80 "tpm|tpf|tpb|vpm|vpf|vpb": {title: "Who are you saying it to?", options: [ 81 {caption: "a group of men", options: [ 82 {caption: "addressed casually as â<em>ihr</em>â", conseq: "tpm"}, 83 {caption: "addressed politely as â<em>Sie</em>â", conseq: "vpm"}, 84 ]}, 85 {caption: "a group of women", options: [ 86 {caption: "addressed casually as â<em>ihr</em>â", conseq: "tpf"}, 87 {caption: "addressed politely as â<em>Sie</em>â", conseq: "vpf"}, 88 ]}, 89 {caption: "mixed or unknown gender", options: [ 90 {caption: "use male default", options: [ 91 {caption: "addressed casually as â<em>ihr</em>â", conseq: "tpm"}, 92 {caption: "addressed politely as â<em>Sie</em>â", conseq: "vpm"}, 93 ]}, 94 {caption: "use gender-neutral notation", options: [ 95 {caption: "addressed casually as â<em>ihr</em>â", conseq: "tpb"}, 96 {caption: "addressed politely as â<em>Sie</em>â", conseq: "vpb"}, 97 ]}, 98 ]}, 99 ]}, 100 }, 101 102};
Line numbers count LF bytes from the start of the resource, as the search results do. Vendor segments are library code the classifier recognised; they are stored but not indexed. Bytes are shown as Latin1 characters, one per byte.