---+Grammar Engineering Frequently Asked Questions ---++How do I see what definition the LKB has read in for a type? In one of the following ways: * From the LKB Top menu, select "View > Type definition..." and enter the type's identifier (the part before =:== in the .tdl file in which it is defined). The LKB will display the information given directly in the type definition, and none of the inherited constraints. * From the LKB Top menu, select "View > Expanded type..." and enter the type's identifier. The LKB will display all of the constraints associated with the type, including those inherited from supertypes. * From a window displaying a feature-structure, click on any type name (in bold). The pop-up menu will have "Type definition" and "Expanded type" as options. * From a window displaying a type hierarchy, click on any type name (in red). The pop-up menu will have "Type definition" and "Expanded type" as options. ---+++Related topics * [[ViewEntry][How do I look at fully specified lexical entries or rules?]] * [[ViewHierarchy][How do I browse the type hierarchy?]] --- [[GrammarEngineeringFAQ][Back to FAQs page]] [[http://courses.washington.edu/ling471/][Back to main course page]] -- EmilyBender - 02 Nov 2004
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