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hey yarnping - sure, I'm happy to help. You're right, it should never miss characters after splitting sentences.
Can you create an example of it failing?
thanks
<script>
const text = "“I . . . maybe. I must say, the line between excellent career choice and critical life screwup is getting a bit blurry.”";
const doc = nlp(text);
const sentences = doc.sentences().out('array')
console.log(text);
console.log(sentences[0]);
</script>
Hi team
we're using this to split text to sentences, but we found that some charater been replaced after splitting
e.g, ASCII 32 and 160
how can I keep the orignal character, I need to do some comparing work with original text
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