This section lists the diagnostics that CLTreeView presents to you as you work to resolve sentences issues. For detailed explanations and examples of KCE style and usage, select Help>KCE User's Guide
Diagnostics with the Automatic Fix Option
Below are the diagnostics that provide you with an automatic fix option. The left column lists the name of the diagnostic as it appears in the AMT grammar. The middle column shows an example of one of the messages you could see when using CLTreeView, depending on the particular problem in a sentence. The right column describes capabilities of CLTreeView for automatically fixing the sentence:
| Diagnostic | Example Message to Author | Automatic Fix option |
| IMPROPER_PUNC | Do not end this phrase with a period. | CLC automatically removes and/or replaces punctuation. |
| MISSING_DET | 'WORD' might require an article. | CLC automatically inserts the. |
| IN_ORDER_TO | Try using 'in order to' instead of 'to' here. | CLC automatically inserts in order before to. |
| MISSING_PUNC | If this is a sentence, it requires a final period. | CLC automatically adds necessary punctuation. |
| MISSING_THAT | Try using 'that' after 'WORD'. | CLC automatically adds that. |
| MISSING_COMMA | Try inserting a comma after the introductory phrase. | CLC automatically adds a comma. |
| BY_USING | Try 'by using' instead of 'using'. | CLC automatically inserts by before using. |
| IF_WHETHER | Use 'whether' instead of 'if'. | CLC automatically replaces if with whether. |
Here are the diagnostics that provide you with only a diagnosis message. For problem sentences like these, the you should use the diagnosis message to guide his or her manual revision. The left column lists the name of the diagnostic as it appears in the AMT grammar. The right column shows an example of one of the messages you could see when using CLTreeView, depending on the particular problem in your sentence:
| Diagnostic | Example Message to Author |
| COORDINATED_ADJ | ADJ1 and ADJ2 should not be joined by a conjunction. |
| ELIDED_NP | Try using an object after 'WORD'. |
| IMPROPER_ING | Do not use 'WORD+ing' immediately after a noun. |
| LIKE | Do not use 'like' with a noun. Try 'as' or 'such as'. |
| MISSING_NP | 'WORD' is not in the dictionary. |
| PARENS | Don't interrupt a noun phrase with parentheses. |
| WHEN_VING | Try using a subject before VING. |