Currently, the only way for the OLD to handle an infix is to treat it as a regular affix, i.e., a suffix or prefix. Then the morphological parsers could be used to construct a phonology that handles the surface manifestation of that affix.
However, the OLD would not currently be able to parse something like the above, i.e., it would not be able to recognize "bili" glossed as "buy" as a morpheme and "um" glossed as "ACTFOC" as another and create links to their lexical entries. However, this is something that the OLD should support.
Currently, the only way for the OLD to handle an infix is to treat it as a regular affix, i.e., a suffix or prefix. Then the morphological parsers could be used to construct a phonology that handles the surface manifestation of that affix.
However, given the Leipzig glossing rules, angle brackets are used:
However, the OLD would not currently be able to parse something like the above, i.e., it would not be able to recognize "bili" glossed as "buy" as a morpheme and "um" glossed as "ACTFOC" as another and create links to their lexical entries. However, this is something that the OLD should support.