Menu disappears when changing selection type

When I highlight a word and want to change the selection type to something like person as in the pic

The menu disappears and I have to re-click the highlighted word again in order to see the changed selection type. This isn't a big deal but I thought I would let someone know.

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Edwin Combs

I also found that when I have something like two word or things selected as in this pic ( I actually only wanted to select the word Galilee, but when doing so the "ho" words is automatically also selected) and want to select the other selection like the Louw-Nida 93.444. The program will not let me. It will disappear and the next time I click on the highlighted word it just comes back up as the pic below.

Thomas Ball

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/159902#Comment_159902

Edwin:

If you look below where you are referencing I believe you will see the information you seek. There is a line below the Louw Nida 92.24 dividing the article of the noun Galilee and the word itself.

As for the entire context menu's disappearance, it should not until you select a book or some other item that causes some sort of action outside of the context menu. Could you reproduce the behavior and post your logs. Instructions are linked from my signature at the bottom.

Edwin Combs

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/159920#Comment_159920

I understand that the info I seek is under the line, but when I click on that selection the menu disappears. If I re-click to bring up the menu again it is still on L-N 92:24 and won't allow me to select the other option. Here is my Log files2337.Archive.zip

Seth Hewitt

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/159920#Comment_159920

Tommy, you might have someone take a look at the interlinear and parsing on Galilee as well. It's a feminine noun, so it should have the lemma feminine article ἡ, not the masculine ὁ. The manuscript line of the interlinear is correct, but the lemma line of the interlinear is not.

If the context menu picks up info on the Greek behind the ESV from the interlinear, then that's where it gets the wrong gender. But regardless of where it gets its info, the context menu is wrong, too.

I tried to submit this as a typo, but that isn't an option on the context menu for the lemma of the masculine article.

BTW, I could not duplicate Edwin's problem.

Seth

Thomas Ball

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/160043#Comment_160043

Seth:

You know I hadn't noticed the gender discrepancy. It exists on the Windows version as well. I'll contact who should be contacted about that. Thanks for mentioning it Seth.

Thomas Ball

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/159990#Comment_159990

Edwin:

Was the item you were trying to click the Lemma name on the right, or the book on the left? I am seeing an exception connected to Greek-English Lexicon of the NT based on semantic domains.

Seth Hewitt

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/160312#Comment_160312

Tommy, I guess I showed my ignorance here. I've not looked at a paper lexicon in years (good job Logos!) and just hadn't thought about how the article is entered in lexica. All the text I questioned above is correct. Of course the article shows under the masculine form in the lexicon. Duh! My comments were just wrong. Sorry for sending you on a chase.

Seth