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[15:55:48] <freeside> moooo
[15:58:00] <inariksit> hello
[15:58:07] <freeside> greeting
[15:58:22] <freeside> i'm making progress on things, wish me luck!
[15:58:26] <inariksit> exciting!
[15:58:40] <inariksit> I'm spending my days writing 100% python
[15:58:50] <freeside> oh yeah?
[15:58:52] <inariksit> I haven't touched gf in two months
[15:59:00] <freeside> what are you doing with python?
[15:59:14] <inariksit> DG has some customers, doing consulting for them
[15:59:34] <freeside> i've been learning Elm and Haskell Megaparsec and DMN XML and i've been going back to GF
[15:59:43] <inariksit> I don't know if I'm allowed to say more :-D the business world is such a serious place
[15:59:48] <inariksit> nice ^^
[16:00:28] <freeside> i can see on the horizon a convergence between DMN / UML / BPMN and GF probably via Haskell, with a web app in some kind of GHCJS
[16:02:55] <freeside> meanwhile, my natural language experiment is going very well
[16:03:09] <freeside> i have now gotten to the point of being able to reimplement the system three times in one day
[16:05:21] <inariksit> haha that sounds good
[16:05:32] <inariksit> very manageable system
[16:05:41] <freeside> maybe i just give up too easily
[16:05:49] <freeside> i am switching between implementing the language in Haskell and in GF
[16:06:07] <freeside> i need to better understand which side should own the abstract syntax
[16:07:19] <freeside> i started out with BNFC but that led to some mysterious errors possibly to do with the duplication feature
[16:07:35] <freeside> i really wanted to have a single well-defined BNF which could flow into both GF and Haskell
[16:08:17] <freeside> but the BNFC -> GF pathway developed some unexpected hurdles
[16:14:50] <freeside> what does this mean?
[16:14:50] <freeside> LexCompaniesEng> gr
[16:14:51] <freeside> Category S is not in scope
[18:30:35] <inariksit> is your module hierarchy like, CompaniesEng is the main file and it uses other files, like LexCompaniesEng?
[18:30:59] <inariksit> you should be able to gr -cat=<something that exists in LexCompaniesEng>
[18:31:28] <inariksit> that's a common thing that you can't gr trees in start category when you only have opened some smaller module
[18:40:44] <inariksit> the same happens e.g. in the rgl:
[18:40:45] <inariksit>  
[18:40:47] <inariksit> Languages: LexiconEng
[18:40:47] <inariksit> Lexicon> gr
[18:40:47] <inariksit> no trees found
[18:40:47] <inariksit> 1 msec
[18:40:47] <inariksit> Lexicon> gr -cat=N
[18:40:49] <inariksit> airplane_N
[18:41:07] <inariksit>  
[18:41:30] <inariksit> if this doesn't explain your problem, can you show your grammar (even in private) so I can have a look?