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Just to make them easier to spot when wading through thousands of lines of
warnings...
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Also improve the documentation of the responses to the upload and make
commands.
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grammars
Also remove some old commented out code.
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Simplify the implementation of writeUTF8File and use it in one more place.
Remove unused imports left over after a previous change.
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apps
Aarne says the Chinese resource grammar is complete, but not yet completely
correct.
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There was 55 lines of rather repetitive code with calls to 6 compiler passes.
They have been replaced with 19 lines that call the 6 compiler passes
plus 26 lines of helper functions.
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compiler passes
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... to avoid unnecessary recompilation of other modules.
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Also fixed two small problems with public grammars.
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This helps avoiding problems if an inherited grammar is renamed, or if there
is more than one grammar with the same name.
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The output from commands is represented as ([Expr],String), where the [Expr] is
used when data is piped between commands and the String is used for the final
output. The String can represent the same list of trees as the [Expr] and/or
contain diagnostic information.
Sometimes the data that is piped between commands is not a list of trees, but
e.g. a string or a list of strings. In those cases, functions like fromStrings
and toStrings are used to encode the data as a [Expr].
This patch introduces a newtype for CommandOutput and collects the functions
dealing with command output in one place to make it clearer what is going on.
It also makes it easier to change to a more direct representation of piped
data, and make pipes more "type safe", if desired.
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GF tutorial
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Avoid showing a blank page if there is an unexpected problem with the grammars
in localStorage.
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This enables the use of arbitrary Unicode character in text mode in GFSE.
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- Alternative variants in AScared.
- The order of adv. modifiers: first time, then place (PSeeYouPlaceDate).
- Fixed: the object valence in QWhatAge; Day.point linearization.
- PSeeYouPlaceDate is now less formal.
- Open/Closed and SeeYou functions are ok now, except that the word order in Open/Closed is a bit clumsy. TODO: "<what> <when> is open/closed" (currently not supported by the RG).
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alternatives (paraphrases)
Fixed QWhatName, QWhatAge, HowMuchCost and ItCost, however, the solutions have to be reviewed.
Introduced a Lav-specific type for Language (affected also NPNationality etc.) to support a different realization of ASpeak.
Introduced alternative realizations for AHasName and ASpeak (the most typical/simple variant is the default one).
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Moved similar low-level code blocks in Main and GFI for setting the console
encoding to the new module GF.System.Console.
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To make the popup menus accessible, use a simple trick to activate the
simulate-hovering-by-tapping behaviour.
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"Edit/Add a segment..." stopped working at some point.
(Importing text still worked.)
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the row view
Functional programming is easier than imperative programming!
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When adding a new function, you can enter a linearization for one language
and then copy it to the other languages with one button click.
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UTF-8
...to avoid complaints from HTML validators and potential problems in browsers
with different default character encodings.
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views
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Accessed by clicking on a function in the Abstract column in the matrix view.
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+ You can click on a column header to switch to column view (i.e. the
corresponding abstract/concrete syntax tab).
+ The categories and functions in the abstract syntax can be edited directly
in the matrix view.
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missing
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+ In the PGF web service API, the commands parse, translate and translategroup
now accept a limit parameter. It limits the number of parse trees returned.
If no limit is given, the behaviour is backwards compatible, i.e. no limit
is applied.
+ In minibar, the limit is now set to 25 by default.
This change is based on a suggestion by Kaarel Kaljurand.
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