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Add borrowed glossaries to config doco #2

Open EleanorRobson opened 8 years ago

EleanorRobson commented 8 years ago

In http://oracc.museum.upenn.edu/configdoc/cbd.html we need to add and explain options such as:

jnovotny-lmu commented 8 years ago

@EleanorRobson It looks like your bug report only included the opening sentence, ending after "options such as:". Please complete the request, when you get a chance, so I can address this shortfall.

EleanorRobson commented 8 years ago

Argh, the angle brackets have swallowed up the text..

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jnovotny-lmu commented 8 years ago

Thanks. I figured this is what you were talking about, but since it was clear that something got cut off, I just wanted to confirm before working on this (on Monday or Tuesday).

jnovotny-lmu commented 8 years ago

@EleanorRobson Is the source file for http://oracc.museum.upenn.edu/configdoc/cbd.html located in a different place other than /usr/local/src/oraccdoc/00web? I can find configglossary.xml in the manager file, but it is blank and is this webpage http://oracc.museum.upenn.edu/doc/help/managingprojects/configuration/glossaryconfig/index.html. The old config docs seem to be in a different spot, not one that I can easily find. Thanks for your help.

Draft text: Import lemmatization: To facilitate the task of lemmatizing, especially when starting a new project or subproject, you can import existing lemmatized data from other projects or one or more of their subprojects. For each language and/or dialect, add a line similar to the following examples to your config.xml file: <option name="%akk" value=". rinap/rinap1 rinap/rinap3 rinap/rinap4"/> <option name="%akk-x-stdbab" value=". cams/gkab"/> <option name="%sux" value=". epsd2"/>

To specify the language, use the appropriate <esp:link url=" http://oracc.museum.upenn.edu/doc/help/editinginatf/primer/inlinetutorial/index.html#h_languages /">protocol code</esp:link> Specify the target project(s)/subproject(s) by entering their abbreviations; subprojects are separated from their project by a forward slash (with no preceding or following spaces). For example, to import lem. data from State Archives of Assyria vol. 10, enter saao/saa10. You can add as many or as few projects/subprojects as you want. Note, however, that you must leave the period (.) after value=", otherwise the lemmatiser will not utilize existing data from your own home glossaries.

EleanorRobson commented 8 years ago

Can't remember... I've asked Steve

jnovotny-lmu commented 8 years ago

@stinney Can you point me to the location of the old documentation files for configuration? They are not in /usr/local/src/oraccdoc/00web and are not in an obvious place. Thanks.