Morph query is case sensitive

I was surprised to discover that a Morph Query search of the Greek surface text is case sensitive. A search for τοῦ will not find this word if it is at the start of a sentence or direct quotation and thus is capitalized (Τοῦ). This is inconsistent with how Logos behaves in command line searches of the Greek New Testament.

I don't see what advantage case sensitivity has for this type of search. It is more time consuming to have to enter the full morphology (in this example, article, genitive, singular, neuter/masculine)

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Jack Caviness

I get the results you describe only if "Match Case" is selected in the panel menu. This screenshot shows capitalized τοῦ included in search results at Matthew 2:1.

Graham Criddle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/897121#Comment_897121

I get the results you describe only if "Match Case" is selected in the panel menu. This screenshot shows capitalized τοῦ included in search results at Matthew 2:1.

Harry is talking about using the Morph Query Document - not a Morph Search.

Harry Hahne

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/897125#Comment_897125

Harry is talking about using the Morph Query Document - not a Morph Search.

Yes. Sorry I did not make that clear. Morphological command line searches are not case sensitive, unless the Match Case option is selected. But searches created with the Morph Query Builder are case sensitive and there seems to be no option to disable this. The example of Matthew 2:1 is exactly the verse that I found a search for τοῦ did not find.