[HPSG-L] question about sotware for drawing different syntactic representations

[Rui Chaves]

Hello,
A simple drawing tool that requires no installation and is easy to use
is Google Draw. You'll need a gmail account, I think, but that's it.
To draw brackets click on "Insert" > "Shape" > "Equation". You can
copy-paste, rotate, and move any group of objects around, and download
the drawing as a JPEG/PNG/PDF. An example can be seen at:

https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1PJ1vSfaf4ErptS_RcixTeTCQAX44oHltgPt2EW7y4ec/edit?usp=sharing

It's easy to draw RG-style arcs as well, even with arrows and labels.

Best,
Rui


On Thu, Dec 18, 2014 at 9:39 AM, Fernando Carranza
<fernandocar86 at yahoo.com.ar> wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> Does anyone knowany software to build trees with atribute value matrices, dependency relationslike in Hudson diagrams and relational structures like in Relational Grammar? Imean some specific software like tree form but extended in a manner that permit drawing other syntactic representation systems like thoseused in HPSG, dependency grammar and relational grammar and not only a generativegrammar one.  I know there is some stuffto work with in Latex, but I would like to have something more user-friendly andwhat-you-see-is-what-you-got to use for teaching, specially for teaching HPSG.
>
> Thanks in advancefor any help
>
>
> Fernando Carranza
>
> Facultad deFilosofía y Letras
>
> Universidad deBuenos Aires
>
>
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