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Declarations that relate to the choice of theorems to be derived
should be placed after all the node definitions. The DATR code can
be understood without reference to them and there are often a great
many of them, best hidden away near the end. If the number of nodes
being hidden, or paths being shown, is small, then they can
conveniently appear on one line:
# hide Cat Noun Verb Adjective.
# show <case> <number> <gender> <tense>.
If there are many (especially in the case of paths) then it is likely
to look better if you employ separate lines with the standard
indentation of four spaces:
# show
<mor nom sing>
<mor voc sing>
<mor acc sing>
<mor nom plur>
<mor voc plur>
<mor acc plur>.

Copyright © Roger Evans, Gerald Gazdar & Bill Keller, Tuesday 10 November 1998