Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of MetaGrammar

Timestamp:

Feb 28, 2014, 4:27:20 PM (10 years ago)

Author:

xmedved1

Comment:

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MetaGrammar

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 The meta-grammar consists of global order constraints that provide succession of given terminals. Meta-grammar contains special flags that impose partial restrictions to given non-terminals and terminals on the right side of the rule.
 
-=== Arrow Types ===
+=== Arrow Types ===1
 
 Different arrow marks (->, -->, ==>, ===>) are used in the grammar rules for specifying the rule type. The meaning of the arrows is as follows: "the thicker and longer the arrow the more actions are performed during rule translation":
- * '->' arrow denotes an ordinary context free grammar transcription
- * '===>' inserts possible inter_segment between right hand side constituents, checks the correct order of enclitics and supplies several forms of rule to make the verb phrase into a full sentence.[[BR]]
+ * '->'    arrow denotes an ordinary context free grammar transcription
+ * '=>'    checks the correct order of enclitics (all next arrows containing '=' have same meaning)
+ * '-->'   inserts possible inter_segment between right hand side constituents, not before firs and after last element
+ * '--->'  inserts possible inter_segment between right hand side constituents, also before first and after last
+ * '---->' inserts possible inter_segment between right hand side constituents, also before first and after last plus insert CONJENCL ("ale" or "tehdy") and CONJ (conjunction) at the begin
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