BUG: 4.1 Beta 2 Morph search

Fred Chapman

In the past I have been able to run morph searches with a string @N, @V, @R, @A, and so on... choosing all parts of speech for a verse or range. The search would return all of the morphologically tagged text in the verse or range. This would give me something os a word or vocabulary list.

I notice now that the search will only return results if the particular part(s) of speech selected are in the verse or range. So if I search for all parts of speech but there are no adverbs, I get zero results for everything.  

Dave Hooton

In the past I have been able to run morph searches with a string @N, @V, @R, @A, and so on

In Logos Greek Morphology @B is the code for adverbs; not @A.

I notice now that the search will only return results if the particular part(s) of speech selected are in the verse or range. So if I search for all parts of speech but there are no adverbs, I get zero results for everything.

That happens with @N, @V, @R because lists do not give correct results in Morph Search;it is treated as @N AND @V AND @R so you must use @N OR @V OR @R in Morph Search.

It is safer to build your morph terms in Morph Search but then switch to Bible Search to complete the query - it will show you how @N, @V, @R is interpreted! You can safely use the list (<lbs-morph+el ~ N????>, <lbs-morph+el ~ V???????>, <lbs-morph+el ~ R??????>) in Bible Search.