output format: in ORACC a signature looks like this: sux:am-si=amsi[elephant//elephant]N´N$amsi/am-si#~ - with the various data elements clearly separated, and each at a fixed place:
lang:translit=citform[guideword//sense]POS'ePOS$norm/base#morph
In the output we need to create something similar, depending on which data elements are chosen. lang is followed by : , ePOS, norm, base, and morph are preceded by ', $, /, and #, respectively. Guideword and sense should show up between the square brackets, separated by // if they appear both. If only one data element is chosen no separator at all is needed. (This is not necessary for the presentation - can wait until after Oct. 19th, if necessary).
documentation: document the steps in the interactive output creator.
output format: in ORACC a signature looks like this: sux:am-si=amsi[elephant//elephant]N´N$amsi/am-si#~ - with the various data elements clearly separated, and each at a fixed place:
lang:translit=citform[guideword//sense]POS'ePOS$norm/base#morphIn the output we need to create something similar, depending on which data elements are chosen.langis followed by : ,ePOS,norm,base, andmorphare preceded by',$,/, and#, respectively.Guidewordandsenseshould show up between the square brackets, separated by//if they appear both. If only one data element is chosen no separator at all is needed. (This is not necessary for the presentation - can wait until after Oct. 19th, if necessary).documentation: document the steps in the interactive output creator.