Search the parsing history file created by the {\tt EBL\_\-MAKE\_\-TREEBANK} command to find matching example. The argument is treated as a list of words, which may optionally contain wildcards, and matching is performed at the word (opposed to character) level. Each matching example is printed together with a date-stamp showing when it last produced a parse. Here is a typical invocation: \begin{verbatim} >> PARSE_HISTORY i would * cheese (Show parse history for examples matching specified string)

--- Read parsing history file (394 records) d:/call-slt/eng/generatedfiles/callslt_parsing_history.pl

Found 2 records matching pattern

2010-06-01_15-41-03 1 i would like the cheese plate 2010-06-01_15-41-06 1 i would like the macaroni cheese

\end{verbatim}