OPTIONS

-O

make the resulting transducer smaller. The time required to build the transducer is much greater. How much greater depends on compile options used during compilation of tr_ubuild.

-I input_separator

indicate a character used in input data to separate a surface string from a lexical string, and the lexical string from annotations.

-F filler

indicate a character used to align surface and lexical strings (with annotations). This character may appear in input data (put there by some program), and it is used by tr_ubuild to make the two strings in the transducer have the equal length. The string that is longer is padded with trailing fillers. The default is ``_".

-S annotation_separator

indicate a character to separate annotations from lexical string in tr_ubuild output. The default is ``+".

-i inputfile

specifies a file to be used as a source of data for the transducer. If the option is not present, standard input is used instead.

-o output_file

specifies a file where the transducer should be written. If the option is not present, standard output is used instead.

-v

print version details.

Software at http://www.pg.gda.pl/~jandac/fsa.html