NAME¶
folialint ‐ check validity of FoLiA documents
SYNOPSIS¶
folialint [options] FILE(S)
DESCRIPTION¶
folialint will check the validity of FoLiA files on a
surface level:
‐ Is the tag structure according to the definition?
‐ Are all required elements and attributes present?
‐ Are the attributes and values valid?
‐ Are all annotations correctly declared?
‐ Is all text consistent?
OPTIONS¶
--output file
write output to 'file'. (default is stdout). Assumes only
1 inputfile.
--nooutput
suppress al output except errors
--nochecktext
Disable checking text consistency. (for older FoLiA
versions this wasn't forced to be so. Which is wrong )
--fixtext
Attempt to fix text problems like wrong offset's. Might
be dangerous, and the default is to DON'T do it.
-a or --autodeclare
Attempt to automaticly fix missing annotations. (default:
false)
--strip
strip all information from the file that makes comparison
hard. Notably date/time information. This also enable '--canonical' output,
meaning that otherwise unsorted tags are output in the same order every
time.
--permissive
Accept documents with missing namespace
declarations.
--warn
add some extra (warning) checks:
‐ About unused set declarations
‐ About possible incompatabilities between the current
library version and the document version.
--canonical or --KANON
output annotation declarations and FoLiA nodes in a fixed
(canonical) order. This might make tree comparisons easier.
-d or --debug level
run with a debug level of level
-V or --version
Show VERSION
-h or --help
Show some help
AUTHORS¶
Ko van der Sloot: lamasoftware@science.ru.nl