METADATA

## -*- mode:shell-script -*-

## This file contains metadata about this grammar resource to be read by
## the script that extracts information about the resource for publication
## on the GrammarCatalogue page and in OLAC repositories.  Variables left
## as empty strings will lead to empty fields in the grammar catalogue.

## The script supplements the data provided here with information from
## several grammar files, provided they are located in the expected
## places.  In particular, all grammars should have the following files
## in their root directories:

## METADATA (this file)
## LICENSE (first line containing summary e.g., "License: MIT")
## canonical.bib (canonical citation for this resource)

## In addition, information about treebanks and testsuites is drawn
## from the following paths (which may be soft links):

## tsdb/gold 
## tsdb/skeletons



## Grammar maintainers and contributors

MAINTAINER=""
CONTRIBUTORS=""
CONTACT_EMAIL=""

## Grammar name and web presence
## Note: if SHORT_GRAMMAR_NAME is not defined, the directory name is used.

GRAMMAR_NAME=""
SHORT_GRAMMAR_NAME=""
WEBSITE=""
DEMO_WEBSITE=""
DOCUMENTATION_URL=""
ISSUE_TRACKER=""
LICENSE=""

## You may optionally specify a release date for the grammar. If unspecified,
## the grammar catalogue script will attempt to extract a date from the
## Version.l(i)sp file.
LATEST_RELEASE=""

## Citation data
## If this is not provided, the text of citation.bib or canonical.bib
## will be used in the Grammar Catalogue
BIB_URL=""
PDF_URL=""
CITE=""

## Version Control
## If this is not provided, it is automatically extracted from the
## local version control info. You only need to modify this if the
## version control URL you use locally is not the one you want published
VCS=""

## Semi-colon separated list of required external resources 
## e.g.
## EXTERNAL_RESOURCES="TnT tagger; SPRouT named-entity tagger"

EXTERNAL_RESOURCES=""

ASSOCIATED_RESOURCES=""

## Grammar type:
##    Resource grammar: Broad coverage, used in one or more
##    applications 
##
##    Treebank trained grammar: Cheetah-style grammar
##    built out of combination of hand-crafted rules and
##    treebank-derived grammatical and statistical information
##
##    Medium-sized linguistic grammar: Grammar with a growing number
##    of analyses, not yet (big enough to be) used in applications.
##
##    Experimental grammar: Small grammar fragment used for
##    developing/testing one or a small set of linguistic analyses


## Uncomment one:
#GRAMMAR_TYPE="Resource grammar"
#GRAMMAR_TYPE="Treebank trained grammar"
#GRAMMAR_TYPE="Medium-sized linguistic grammar"
#GRAMMAR_TYPE="Experimental grammar"


## Language identification
## Iso-codes can be looked up at http://www.sil.org/iso639-3/codes.asp

LANGUAGE_NAME=""
ISO_CODE=""

## File locations of LKB script file and .grm file read by cheap
## Paths relative to top of grammar directory

LKB_SCRIPT_FILE=""
CHEAP_GRM_FILE_NAME=""