treedraw

Visualize parse trees with ASCII art or LaTeX/SVG.

Usage: discodop treedraw [<treebank>...] [options]

--fmt=<export|bracket|discbracket|tiger|alpino>
	Specify input format [default: export].
--encoding=enc	Specify input encoding [default: utf-8].
--functions=x	‘leave’:leave syntactic labels as is [default], ‘add’:show both syntactic categories and functions (shortcut: -f), ‘remove’:strip functions off labels, ‘replace’:only show grammatical functions.
--morphology=x	‘no’:only show POS tags [default], ‘add’:concatenate morphology tags to POS tags (shortcut: -m), ‘replace’:replace POS tags with morphology tags, ‘between’:add morphological node between POS tag and word.
--secedge	Show secondary edges with coindexation on node labels.
--abbr	abbreviate labels longer than 5 characters.
--plain	disable ANSI/HTML colors.
--frontier	only show terminal and non-terminal leaves.
--output=x	‘text’:(default) output in ASCII/ANSI art format. ‘html’:similar to ‘text’, but wrap output in HTML. ‘svg’:SVG wrappend in HTML. ‘tikznode’:generate LaTeX code using TiKZ. ‘tikzmatrix’:generate LaTeX code using TiKZ. ‘tikzqtree’:generate LaTeX code using TiKZ-qtree, only applicable to continuous trees.
-n, --numtrees=x
	only display the first x trees from the input.

If no treebank is given, input is read from standard input; format is detected; has the advantage of reading the input incrementally. If more than one treebank is specified, trees will be displayed in parallel. The ANSI colors can be viewed in a terminal with less -RS.

Examples

View trees in a treebank:

$ discodop treedraw < wsj-02-21.mrg | less -RS

Apply a transformation and view the result:

$ discodop treetransforms --binarize --fmt=bracket wsj-02-21.mrg | discodop treedraw | less -RS