# Grammar Guide

# A guide to attaching What Can I Say description files

After writing a What Can I Say description file it must be attached to its associated compiled grammar. This is done with the TIDYGRAM.EXE program. The syntax for this command is:

    tidygram -ogrammarname -wdescription-file-name -dlabel-file-name

The `label-file-name` is the name of a text file containing a short description of the grammar. For example, the contents of the label file associated with a grammar for IBM Works might be:

    IBM Works Grammar

If you have a compiled grammar file named `works.fsg`, a What Can I Say description file named `works.wcs`, and a label file named `works.txt` then the tidygram command is:

    tidygram -oworks.fsg -wworks.wcs -dworks.txt

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