[developers] Fwd: Exporting profile

[Alexandre Rademaker]

I forgot to copy the list.

Best,
Alexandre

> From: Alexandre Rademaker <arademaker at gmail.com>
> Subject: Exporting profile
> Date: 8 July 2020 15:47:22 GMT-3
> To: Stephan Oepen <oe at ifi.uio.no>
> 
> 
> Hi Stephan,
> 
> I was able to export the profile with:
> 
> $ ./redwoods --binary --terg --home /home/user/tmp/ --target /tmp --export mrs,eds --active all treebank
> 
> (The name of my profile is `treebank` and it is located in /home/user/tmp. I discovered the parameter `home` and the possibility to specify the last version of ERG with `terg`).
> 
> That is nice, the parsing of profile files is not so trivial task and doesn’t make sense to not use the code already available. I wonder if the output format is document. For each item in the profile, I got a .gz file like that:
> 
> [1] (1 of 3) {1} [ the text of the sentence ]
> ^L
> [1:0] (active)
> 
> [the mrs text representation]
> 
> [the eds text representation]
> 
> ^L
> [1:1] (inactive)
> 
> [the mrs...]
> 
> [the eds...]
> 
> ^L
> [1:2] (inactive)
> 
> [the mrs...]
> 
> [the eds...]
> 
> 
> I would also like to understand what is the minimal Lisp code to export a profile using the functions from the tsdb and lkb packages. Given that, I would not depend on the scripts. I would be able to start a lisp REPL and do it interactively. I was expecting to be able to learn it with the `source` parameter, but I didn’t get any result.
> 
> Why do I need the grammar to export the profile? Sorry, maybe the answer to  this question is a long one, an article or wiki page! ;-) I remember that I have already read somewhere that some formats need the grammar or the SEM-I interface, right?
> 
> 
> Best,
> Alexandre

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