Special emacs modes

The Emacs mode definitions are located in project directory gt/scripts/emacs under cvs. Copy the relevant files to your emacs directory in your home directory (or use direct path). Load the file by adding the command to your .emacs file:

(load "~/emacs/file-name") 

correct-corpus-mode

The file containing the mode definitions is correct.el. Command to add to your .emacs file:

(load "~/emacs/correct")

Start the mode by typing

M-x correct-corpus-mode

The keystrokes are:

C-c f

Looks for the next cohort with several readings

C-c c

Adds a correct tag and proceeds to the next cohort

C-c x

Adds a correct tag and proceeds to the next line in the same cohort

C-c t

Passes by already marked cohorts (not fully working)

namelex-mode

The file containing the mode definitions is namelex.el. Command to add to your .emacs file:

(load "~/gt/script/emacs/namelex")

Start the mode by typing

M-x namelex-mode

The keystrokes are:

a

adds tag -ani

b

-obj

f

-fem

m

-mal

n

For (skipping and) searching the next NAME

o

-org

p

-plc

r

-surplc

s

-sur

t

-tit

u

-surmal

Note that when using the namelex-mode, its difficult to do anything else (since the characters are reserved for tagging). Change the mode for example to text-mode to do some other editing than tagging and then back to namelex-mode for tagging.

Last modified: $Date: 2005/11/11 07:31:58 $, by $Author: trond $