MDH: I BELIEVE THIS IS FUNCTIONAL AS OF 2014-03-05.

All affix entries should include delimiters adjacent to the orth. Here's how to determine what delimiters to use where:

(Infixes will require some delicate handling, as they are allomorphs of prefixes or suffixes. This is encoded with @n values in the <form> and <symbol> tags.)

- if the affix entry contains <f name="positionType"><symbol value="infix"/></f>, put < before the orth, and > after the orth

-ELSE if the affix entry contains <f name="positionType"><symbol value="suffix"/></f>, put the delimiter before the orth

-ELSE if the affix entry contains <f name="positionType"><symbol value="prefix"/></f>, put the delimiter after the orth

AND THEN

- if the affix entry contains <f name="derivationalType"><symbol value="lexical"/></f>, use =

-ELSE if the affix entry contains <f name="derivationalType"><symbol value="reduplicative"/></f>, use +

-ELSE for any other entry in the five affix files, use -