cwb.el
,
for interacting with the CWBv7.1:
please try it. I've been using it under XEmacs 20.4, 19.1x and various
others, and others have used it under FSF emacs 19.3x. Minor versions
shouldn't matter, but you do need a version 19 emacs or later.
cwb.el
. You
might like to byte-compile it to cwb.elc.
~me/emacsstuff
, one way to do this is to add this line to the
top of your .emacs:
Lots more needed here....
Besides the contents of this distribution, you will need:
Make sure that the translation script
cwb2daVinci
is somewhere in your path and is executable
From the cwb-mode, use C-c C-x to start the viewer. You can then interact with the viewer using the emacs menu. Look at the top of your emacs window towards the right hand end of the menu. Choose CWB, then Graph display, to get a list of possibilities. (There are also a few options on the daVinci Edit menu.)
As I've said, this facility is experimental. Please let me know what you'd
like to see in it. (No promises though: I'm very short of time.)
My whole cwb-load-hook reads:
Enjoy!
To customise the emacs mode
You can of course customise the capabilities, add key bindings
etc. in the usual way. For example, my cwb-load-hook uses the line