Special Emacs modes
The Emacs mode definitions are located in project directory
$GTHOME/tools/emacs
under svn. Copy the relevant files to your emacs
directory in your home directory (or better: use a direct path). Load
the file by adding the command to your .emacs
file:
- (load “$GTHOME/tools/emacs/file-name”)
correct-corpus-mode
The file containing the mode definitions is correct.el
. Command to add
to your .emacs
file:
(load "$GTHOME/tools/emacs/correct")
Start the mode by typing
M-x correct-corpus-mode
The keystrokes are:
- C-c f:
Looks for the next cohort with several readings - C-c c:
Adds a correct tag and proceeds to the next cohort - C-c x:
Adds a correct tag and proceeds to the next line in the same cohort - C-c t:
Passes by already marked cohorts (not fully working)
namelex-mode
The file containing the mode definitions is namelex.el
. Command to add
to your .emacs
file:
(load "$GTHOME/tools/emacs/namelex")
Start the mode by typing
M-x namelex-mode
The keystrokes are:
- a:
adds tag -ani - b:
-obj - f:
-fem - m:
-mal - n:
For (skipping and) searching the next NAME - o:
-org - p:
-plc - r:
-surplc - s:
-sur - t:
-tit - u:
-surmal
Note that when using the namelex-mode, its difficult to do anything else (since the characters are reserved for tagging). Change the mode for example to text-mode to do some other editing than tagging and then back to namelex-mode for tagging.
gender-assign-mode
The file containing the mode definitions is genderassign.el
. The
purpose of the mode is to make it easier to assign gender to lexicon
files.
Command to add to your .emacs
file:
(load "$GTHOME/tools/emacs/genderassign")
Start the mode by typing
M-x genderassign-mode
The keystrokes are:
- f:
feminines - m:
masculines - n:
Neuters - x:
next xxx string