The parse tree is very handy and succinct, but would be even nicer if we could see the rule line number there. The -r output quickly gets noisy when lots of rules are rejected, just a few words can give pages of output. Something like
^lærebog<DP><ut><sg><ind>{ // rule 27 "main dp rule" line 204
^en<det><qnt><m><sg>/en<det><ind><ut><sg>$
^lærebog<NP><ut><sg><ind>{ // rule 19 "adj noun phrase" line 139
^relativ<A><sint><pst><nt><sg><ind>{ // rule 11 "adjmain" line 115
^relativ<adj><pst><nt><sg><ind>/relativ<adj><sint><pst><nt><sg><ind>$
}$
^lærebog<NP><ut><sg><ind>{ // rule 19 "adj noun phrase" line 139
^fin<A><sint><pst><ut><sg><ind>{ // rule 11 "adjmain" line 115
^fin<adj><sint><pst><mf><sg><ind>/fin<adj><sint><pst><ut><sg><ind>$
}$
^lærebog<NP><ut><sg><ind>{ // rule 3 "basic noun phrase" line 107
^lærebog<N><ut><sg><ind>{ // rule 1 "nouns" line 101
^lærebok<n><m><sg><ind>/lærebog<n><ut><sg><ind>$
}$
}$
}$
}$
}$
The parse tree is very handy and succinct, but would be even nicer if we could see the rule line number there. The
-routput quickly gets noisy when lots of rules are rejected, just a few words can give pages of output. Something like