gr - Grammar and Style checker for Irish

gr [options] files

gr is a front-end script for gramadoir , a grammar and style checker for ish. gr is intended to be used as a "filter" program similar to "grep", "sed", etc. Simply, it reads standard input or named files and writes the gramatical errors to standard output.

--litriu

Write all of the unknown/misspelled words to standard output.

--aschur=FILE

Write output to FILE

--aspell

Make suggestions for correcting mispellings (requires that GNU aspell be installed).

--iomlan

Report all errors (do not use the file )

--teanga=XX

Specifiy the two-letter ISO-639-1 code for the language of the text to be checked. The default is (Irish).

--ionchod=ENC

Specify the character encoding of the input text. The default depends on the language; Irish uses ISO-8859-1 (do not use the file "~./neamhshuim")

--teanga=XX

Specifiy the two-letter ISO-639-1 code for the language of the text to be checked. The default is "ga" (Irish).

--ionchod==ENC

Specify the character encoding of the input text. The default depends on the language; Irish uses ISO-8859-1

--help

Display some help and exit.

--version

Display version and copyright information and exit.

For details on how to use these options effectively, please also consult the web page http://borel.slu.edu/gramadoir/

--api

Output errors in a simple XML format for use with other applications

--brill

Find candidate disambiguation rules using Brill's unsupervised learning algorithm.

--html

Produce HTML output which should resemble the output of the vanilla "gr" when viewed in a web browser. This option is used in the Web interface.

--ilchiall

Generate a report consisting of all (part of speech) ambiguities remaining after two passes through the disambiguation module, sorted by frequency.

--minic

List all part of speech tags appearing in the file, sorted by frequency. This output can be used for the "unigram-xx.txt" file.

--no-unigram

Do not perform the "last resort" part f speech disambiguation according to tag frequency.

--xml

Write the intermediate tagged XML stream to standard output; useful for debugging.

$HOME/.neamhshuim

Contains words that should be disregarded while checking spelling and grammar. This is a plain text file containing one word per line.

Further details of gramadoir may be found at http://borel.slu.edu/gramadoir/

An Gramadoir was originally written by Kevin P. Scannell.

On Debian systems, a full list of contributors may be found at /usr/share/doc/gramadoir/copyright

This manual page was written for Debian by Alastair McKinstry, but may be included under the GNU GPL on any system.