trying to understand the "morph in Bible search" change in 24.0 beta 1

The release notes for Logos 24.0 beta 1 has:
- Morph Picker popup triggers in Bible Search kind when typing ‘@’ or the prefix for a morph data type reference.
This seems to activate the morph picker when the @ sign is used separately from another search term
but not if immediately next to the search term - as would be the case in a morph search
Is this as expected? I assume so otherwise it would be functioning nearly identically to the morph search
So it looks as though this would enable combining a number of search terms - some of which were specifying morphology but not linked to specific words. Is that correct?
What sort of use case is this intended to address?
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The morph picker in Bible search should display whenever you type an @ sign in a valid location. That is, it should trigger when the @ is on its own or when it follows immediately after a lemma that uses one of the lemma keywords. The picker should also pop up after the morph: keyword.
So it doesn’t display after grace@ because grace isn’t recognised as a lemma. Even if it did display, you’d get no results for your query.
The morph picker in Bible search is intended to have the same behavior as a morph search. We’ve enabled it for convenience not because it does something fundamentally different.
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Mark Barnes (Faithlife) said:
The morph picker in Bible search should display whenever you type an @ sign in a valid location. That is, it should trigger when the @ is on its own or when it follows immediately after a lemma that uses one of the lemma keywords. The picker should also pop up after the morph: keyword.
Thanks Mark
Mark Barnes (Faithlife) said:So it doesn’t display after grace@ because grace isn’t recognised as a lemma. Even if it did display, you’d get no results for your query.
That's a very fair point - sorry about that!
Mark Barnes (Faithlife) said:The morph picker in Bible search is intended to have the same behavior as a morph search. We’ve enabled it for convenience not because it does something fundamentally different.
So, when searching a Bible, is there any value in specifically using a Morph Search as opposed to using this new capability within a Bible Search?
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Graham Criddle said:
So, when searching a Bible, is there any value in specifically using a Morph Search as opposed to using this new capability within a Bible Search?
It is purely a convenience as one could previously switch an @ query to Bible after developing it in Morph.
Dave
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Thanks Dave and Mark - appreciated.
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