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Two Beta 3 search issues: one bug, one "feature request"

The Rev. Dr. John W. Sias

1) A morph search of NA27 for "*δικ*" turns up δικαιωμα but not the earlier δικαιοι in Luke 1:6. Perhaps only one instance per verse is reported? Is this intentional? Seems to me like a bug.

2) Though I see reference to way to export a passage list on the PC side, I haven't been able to find any way to export search results. Is this yet to come, or am I missing something?

I have to say, I am thoroughly impressed with this release. Searching is getting *really* helpful. Thanks!

Pax,

John+

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Rosie Perera

2) Though I see reference to way to export a passage list on the PC side, I haven't been able to find any way to export search results. Is this yet to come, or am I missing something?

This is currently in 4.1 on the PC side (still in beta testing). I don't know the status of new features that have been added in releases since 4.0 on the PC side with respect to the Mac beta. I presume that by the time the current Mac beta ships, it will have reached full parity with most of the new features that have been added in new Windows releases (4.0a, 4.0b, ...). But there will always be some amount of lag, I'm guessing, because the developers have to write the Mac UI from scratch for each new feature, even if the core internal code is implemented already from the PC side. So you might have to wait for this until there's a 4.1 release on the Mac side. But I'm sure it will be coming. It's working pretty nicely already in the Windows beta.

The Rev. Dr. John W. Sias

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/155279#Comment_155279

Thanks, Rosie, for the mini-roadmap.

I have to say again that these last couple of Betas have me really impressed. I am rediscovering why I loved Logos from the beginning, which is that it let me dig deeply into the Scriptures with a minimum of overhead, to pick up on the nuances of association that our soundbite-addled minds so easily miss.

Thanks again, Logos, for the great development work, for valuing a sometimes undervalued platform, and for sharing your development in an open process with those who will be using the software. I know how challenging that can be, having done it in a "previous life," and appreciate it very much.