Parsing multiple phrases into the same AST about gf

[inariksit]

You can use variants, as defined here. Here's a dummy sketch, just to give a rough idea:

lin
-- Assume apple and fruit are  { s : Number => Str }
TypeOf apple fruit = { s = variants { 
   apple.s ! Pl ++ "are a type of" ++ fruit.s ! Sg ;
   apple.s ! Pl ++ "are a kind of" ++ fruit.s ! Sg ; 
   apple.s ! Pl ++ "are" ++ fruit.s ! Pl } 
} ;

[robclouth]

Ah yes thanks I saw that! But I'm using the resource grammar library. I think I can do with the | operator like this:

Pet = mkCN ((mkN "cat") | (mkN "dog")) ;

[inariksit]

Using the RGL or not, doesn't matter: you can write anything inside the variants. This is another dummy example, check the RGL API synopsis for the actual mkX you want.

TypeOf apple fruit = mkS (mkCl apple type_N fruit | mkCl apple kind_N fruit | mkCl apple fruit) ;

Should be the same as

TypeOf apple fruit = variants { 
  mkS (mkCl apple type_N fruit) ;
  mkS (mkCl apple kind_N fruit) ; 
  mkS (mkCl apple fruit) } ;

[robclouth]

Amazing thanks!