WORDCHOP
NAME
wordchop -- chop word annotated regions of a data file
SYNOPSIS
wordchop
(-n wnum) (-s wnum) (-e wnum) (-i item) (-l) (-o) (-d outputdirectory) file
DESCRIPTION
wordchop
is a program to chop out annotated regions of a data file. It assumes that individual
words are annotated at the start and end. If an annotation is labelled simply '/', then
it is skipped. New SFS files are created for each annotated word, header information
is borrowed from the input SFS file. The appropriate
part of every SP or LX item in the input file is copied or linked into the new file.
OPTIONS
-I
Identify program name and version number.
-i item
Select input item number.
-n wnum
Chop word number wnum only. Default: chop all words.
-s wnum
Chop starting at word wnum. Default: word 1.
-e enum
Finish chopping at word wnum. Default: last word.
-l
Link items rather than copy.
-o
Overwrite existing files.
-d outputdir
Specify the output directory name to use to prefix the
filenames generated from the annotations.
INPUT ITEMS
SP
Any speech items
LX
Any Lx items.
AN
Word annotations.
VERSION/AUTHOR
1.2
Mark Huckvale
SEE ALSO
divide
Fri Jul 09 14:54:44 2004