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GF.Speech.PGFToCFG, but should probably move somewhere else.
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only on what appears to be string literals.
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generated Haskell modules.
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* output a PGF grammar in prolog readable syntax
* variables in abstract syntax (hypotheses and lambda-abstractions)
are translated to unique logical variables
* PGF terms in concrete syntax are translated to more prolog-like terms
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printing instead of walking through the PGF structure before pretty-printing.
The old code was brittle, and only converted strings in the lins and opers, not in printnames and parsers. The old code also double encoded some grammars when using gfc to combine PGF files.
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warning guaranteed if this is because restricted inheritance)
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completion as well
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current directory instead.
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there is only one place to change if you want to use different envVar
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manipulation functions
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grammar
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GF.Command.Importing to use a common source to gfcc compilation function in the new module GF.Compile.API.
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in the internal DataGFCC.GFCC structure. The parsing information format is still in flux.
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path
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