If you start Deplin you’ll see something like this: |
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Getting a tree |
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If you don’t have an XML dependency tree yet, you might want to create one using the arborator. |
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You can open it by clicking on the edit button |
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The arborator is opening and can create a dependency tree.. Please refer to the documentation at http://wwwtalana.linguist.jussieu.fr/~kim/arborator/documentation.html for details |
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Equally you can use any editor and dig into the provided XML files example files. |
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Once you have something like this |
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You can open it in Deplin: |
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Deplin |
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You can equally edit the tree inside Deplin now: Refer in particular to the context menu (right click) |
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Creating a grammar |
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Now you need to linearize this tree, i.e. to find the corresponding topological tree(s). |
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If you don’t have a grammar yet, create a new one: |
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Something like this should open: |
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First, create the fields of your grammar by clicking on the new button: To change the name of the field double click on the appearing proposed name and change it. |
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Don’t forget the initial field and indicate how many constituents the field can or must accommodate: |
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Now create your first domain: |
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Give it a name, an abbreviation (that’s what will appear in the topological tree) and a permeability value (any integer) |
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Select the field you want to add |
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And click on |
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Repeat this until your domain is complete. |
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Now you can enter your box creation rule in the “box creation” tab (or can you equally continue with the correspondence rules) |
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Bug: deplinrules: only save as quand on a une nouvelle grammaire…