Generates Støner graphs based on input from a CSV file. By default, the file named Majstrie.csv will be used.
Do not run this in the Dropbox folder unless required.
Running make will perform all tasks required.
If a manual approach is preferred, do as follows:
- Run graph.py with python, specify an input file if desired.
- Generate a jpg-file from the dot-file using the command dot -Tjpg -o"outputdir/filename.jpg"
- Not all dot-files are free of syntax errors. Currently malformed input is believed to be the source of these, but this is not confirmed.
- No part of the database may contain commas, as in the sign ,, because the program uses commas to separate columns.
- The makefile is split into two files because of some plebbery in how makefiles evaluate targets, since the dot-files don't exist in a clean state. Since the files doesn't exist (yet), make believes there's nothing more to do.
- Make sure Støner removes the verb category column from the input file, unless it's proven that the script still works when the column is present.
- Dropbox is slow when it comes to synching files between users. If the output is urgently required, provide Støner with the "Share this folder"-URL instead of waiting for Dropbox.
The language tree structure is defined in tree.json. Ask Støner where in the tree the language is, and add the language to the subs-array in the json file accordingly. The file input.csv.eq can be used to create a language tree that can be verified by Støner.