forcing NOUN type to SUBJ to solve issue #7

Author: lopezjuanma96

functions/dependencies.js

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-function isDependant(nodeChild, nodeParent, isHeadOf) { //HERE: this last part prevent for more than one children of the same type to be added as child of the same element, this might be changed later
+function isDependant(nodeChild, nodeParent, isHeadOf) {
     if (isHeadOf[nodeParent.type]){
         if (isHeadOf[nodeParent.type][nodeChild.type]){
                 const [amt, dir] = isHeadOf[nodeParent.type][nodeChild.type].split(':');
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ function isDependant(nodeChild, nodeParent, isHeadOf) { //HERE: this last part p
                                         .filter(e => e.type === nodeChild.type)
                                         .map(e => e.position - nodeParent.position)
                                         .reduce((sum, e) => sum + e, 0)) //sums the element of the array of relative positions
-                                        * (nodeChild.position - nodeParent.position) >= 0; //if relative position is the same as the others in the array, the mult will be positive
+                                        * (nodeChild.position - nodeParent.position) >= 0; //if relative position is the same as the others in the array, the product will be positive
                             default:
                                 return true;
                         }

functions/prepares.js

@@ -87,6 +87,8 @@ function prepareMetaNOUN(obj, personsPlurals, personsGenders, defaults){
     } else {
         obj.meta.PERSON = defaults.GENDER;
     }
+
+    obj.type = 'SUBJ' //HERE: this might be temporary, for now it seems to be no difference between a SUBJ and a NOUN
 
     return obj;
 }