MIssing Greek words in Syntax Search
I created a syntax search to find infinitives as objects of a specified preposition in the Cascadia Syntax Graphs of the New Testament. It works fine for some prepositions but two (so far) do not come up. If I enter, for the lemma "g:pros" or "g:pro", the Greek prepositions do not appear in the list. The steps I took were:
- File, Syntax Search.
- Search All Passages in Cascadia Syntax Graphs of the New Testament.
- Select Template: Prepositional Object (Cascadia).
- Word 1: Morphology = @V??N (e.g., Infinitive)
- Terminal Node 1: Lemma = g:pro or g:pros
Can someone else confirm this, or is something wrong with my intallation? Thanks.
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Hey Terry,
I can confirm that this seems to be a problem with the syntax search. I wasn't able to get προς in my the dropdown with the g: or Greek characters. A work-around would be to copy προς from somewhere else in the program and paste it into the lemma box.
Prov. 15:23
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Kevin Becker said:
I can confirm that this seems to be a problem with the syntax search. I wasn't able to get προς in my the dropdown with the g: or Greek characters. A work-around would be to copy προς from somewhere else in the program and paste it into the lemma box.
Exactly the same things applies with OpenText searching - i.e. you can't select πρός from the drop-down menu in the lemma field. You can from the text field in both.
Graham
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I'm going to post this as a bug in PC-Beta.
Dave
===Windows 11 & Android 13
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Thanks everyone for confirming this. And thanks Dave for reporting the bug.
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This has been submitted to development. Thank you.
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