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While the abstract Numeral inherits only Cat[Numeral,Digits], some of the concrete NumeralNNN of Numeral inherited everything from CatNNN. Normally the compiler outputs a warning message when a concrete syntax contains superflous lincats, but apparently not when they get included through inheritance... This does not seem to cause problems in the Haskell run-time system, but the C run-time system fails to load PGFs with superflous lincats. This problems shows up when creating application grammars that inherit Numeral. The Phrasebook is an example of such a grammar.
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concrete NumeralLat of Numeral = CatLat [Numeral,Digits] ** open ResLat,Prelude in {
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--
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--lincat
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-- Digit = {s : DForm => CardOrd => Str} ;
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-- Sub10 = {s : DForm => CardOrd => Str ; n : Number} ;
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-- Sub100 = {s : CardOrd => Str ; n : Number} ;
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-- Sub1000 = {s : CardOrd => Str ; n : Number} ;
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-- Sub1000000 = {s : CardOrd => Str ; n : Number} ;
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--
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--lin num x = x ;
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--lin n2 = let two = mkNum "two" "twelve" "twenty" "second" in
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-- {s = \\f,c => case <f,c> of {
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-- <teen,NOrd> => "twelfth" ;
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-- _ => two.s ! f ! c
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-- }
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-- } ;
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--
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--lin n3 = mkNum "three" "thirteen" "thirty" "third" ;
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--lin n4 = mkNum "four" "fourteen" "forty" "fourth" ;
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--lin n5 = mkNum "five" "fifteen" "fifty" "fifth" ;
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--lin n6 = regNum "six" ;
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--lin n7 = regNum "seven" ;
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--lin n8 = mkNum "eight" "eighteen" "eighty" "eighth" ;
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--lin n9 = mkNum "nine" "nineteen" "ninety" "ninth" ;
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--
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--lin pot01 = mkNum "one" "eleven" "ten" "first" ** {n = Sg} ;
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--lin pot0 d = d ** {n = Pl} ;
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--lin pot110 = regCardOrd "ten" ** {n = Pl} ;
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--lin pot111 = regCardOrd "eleven" ** {n = Pl} ;
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--lin pot1to19 d = {s = d.s ! teen} ** {n = Pl} ;
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--lin pot0as1 n = {s = n.s ! unit} ** {n = n.n} ;
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--lin pot1 d = {s = d.s ! ten} ** {n = Pl} ;
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--lin pot1plus d e = {
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-- s = \\c => d.s ! ten ! NCard ++ "-" ++ e.s ! unit ! c ; n = Pl} ;
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--lin pot1as2 n = n ;
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--lin pot2 d = {s = \\c => d.s ! unit ! NCard ++ mkCard c "hundred"} ** {n = Pl} ;
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--lin pot2plus d e = {
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-- s = \\c => d.s ! unit ! NCard ++ "hundred" ++ "and" ++ e.s ! c ; n = Pl} ;
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--lin pot2as3 n = n ;
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--lin pot3 n = {
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-- s = \\c => n.s ! NCard ++ mkCard c "thousand" ; n = Pl} ;
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--lin pot3plus n m = {
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-- s = \\c => n.s ! NCard ++ "thousand" ++ m.s ! c ; n = Pl} ;
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--
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-- numerals as sequences of digits
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lincat
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Dig = TDigit ;
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lin
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IDig d = {s = d.s ! one; unit = ten} ;
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IIDig d i = {
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s = d.s ! i.unit ++ BIND ++ i.s ;
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unit = inc i.unit
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} ;
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D_0 = mkDig "" "" "" "" "" "" ;
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D_1 = mkDig "I" "X" "C" "M" "(X)" "(C)" ;
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D_2 = mkDig "II" "XX" "CC" "MM" "(XX)" "(CC)" ;
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D_3 = mkDig "III" "XXX" "CCC" "MMM" "(XXX)" "(CCC)" ;
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D_4 = mkDig "IV" "XL" "CD" "(IV)" "(XL)" "(CD)" ;
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D_5 = mkDig "V" "L" "D" "(V)" "(L)" "(D)" ;
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D_6 = mkDig "VI" "LX" "DC" "(VI)" "(LX)" "(DC)" ;
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D_7 = mkDig "VII" "LXX" "DCC" "(VII)" "(LXX)" "(DCC)" ;
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D_8 = mkDig "VIII" "LXXX" "DCCC" "(VIII)" "(LXXX)" "(DCCC)" ;
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D_9 = mkDig "IX" "XC" "CM" "(IX)" "(XC)" "(CM)" ;
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oper
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TDigit = {
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s : Unit => Str
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} ;
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mkDig : Str -> Str -> Str -> Str -> Str -> Str -> TDigit =
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\one,ten,hundred,thousand,ten_thousand,hundred_thousand -> {
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s = table Unit [one;ten;hundred;thousand;ten_thousand;hundred_thousand]
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} ;
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inc : Unit -> Unit = \u ->
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case u of {
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one => ten ;
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ten => hundred ;
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hundred => thousand ;
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thousand => ten_thousand ;
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ten_thousand => hundred_thousand ;
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hundred_thousand => hundred_thousand
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} ;
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}
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