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--- install_cqp_mac [2006/12/08 22:21] – emiliano
+++ install_cqp_mac [2006/12/08 22:32] (current) – emiliano
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 Create a directory ''/corpora/newcorpus'' (substitute "newcorpus" with your corpus's name...).
-Browse to the directory where your corpus is stored.
+Browse to the directory where your corpus-files are stored.
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-Issue the cwb-encode command, remembering that your encoded data will "live" in /corpora/newcorpus, and that the registry file for newcorpus will have to be saved under /corpora/c1/registry .
+Issue the ''cwb-encode'' command, remembering that your encoded data will "live" in ''/corpora/newcorpus'', and that the registry file for newcorpus will have to be saved as ''/corpora/c1/registry/newcorpus''.
-You will also have to define the "-P" and "-S" flags according to the
+You will also have to define the ''-P'' and ''-S'' flags according to the characteristics of newcorpus. We are using a simple example:
-characteristics of newcorpus. We are using a simple example:
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 ==== Index "newcorpus" ====
-If you gotten this far, then you're almost done. You are just missing the indexes for cqp to be able to use the imported data. You will need to issue
+If you've gotten this far, then you're almost done.
-just one command: cwb-makeall -V NEWCORPUS. Beware: type "newcorpus" in uppercase... I had errors with typing lowercase.
+You are just missing the indexes for ''cqp'' to be able to use the imported data.
+You will need to issue just one command: ''cwb-makeall -V NEWCORPUS''.
+Beware: type "newcorpus" in uppercase... that is how ''cwb'' likes it... I had errors with typing it lowercase.
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