[00:23:34] <odanoburu> ok! have fun tomorrow !
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[07:31:12] <drbean_> Yay. I got English particle shifting working.
[07:31:21] <drbean_> ComplSlashPartLast (mkVPSlash (mkV2 (partV( mkV "suck") "in") )) np;
[07:31:48] <drbean_> parses "suck Matt in"
[08:11:06] <inariksit> nice!
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[16:06:41] <odanoburu> hum, I'm confused now
[16:08:55] <odanoburu> I've rechecked what I found out on Friday about startcat, and all goes as expected: when I remove the startcat=Phr from my grammar I can only parse S or below
[16:09:10] <odanoburu> if I supply startcat=Phr, I can parse Phr and below
[16:09:15] <odanoburu> and same for Text
[16:10:09] <odanoburu> but if I import present/LangEng.gfo I can parse Text even though Lang's startcat is Phr
[16:10:24] <odanoburu> I don't see why that doesn't happen with my grammar