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The Java Properties class supports this by supporting a chain of key-value maps, each one referring to another map to use if the key is not found in the map. We could use this to support this capability.

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Tooling should support taking a UIMA pipe line spec and "resolving" what all the parameters and settings would be once all the overrides etc. are done. This should print out a specification, together with information where useful
on where various settings came from (e.g.

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overrides).

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Parts of the framework should log (under the CONFIG level) the actual parameter settings, with where they came from.

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If the value is required to be an array, it is specified as a blank or comma-separated list. Blank or comma as part of a value can be included using the escape character. We also support a JSON - like alternative notation: an initial character '[' followed by values separated by blanks or commas, possibly over multiple lines (line-ends in this case are ignored, as well is blanks on the following line up to the first non-blank character), followed by ']' with the rest of the line ignored (if not whitespace - a warning is given). Escaped new lines are treated as value continuation in the same manner as Properties files (e.g., initial blanks on the following line are ignored).

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The

main

difference

with

JSON:

strings

do

not

need

to

be

quoted,

space

and

newlines

can

serve

as

separators,

in

addition

to

commas.


The

main

difference

with

Properties

files:

the

value

can

be

spread

over

multiple

lines

(up

to

the

closing

'

\

]')

without

using

escaped

end

of

line

characters.

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Maps (for External Resources overriding)

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