BUG: @ moves to incorrect position

On Windows, if one starts with a Hebrew lemma search and try to enter @ after the lemma, it is erroneously placed after the colon rather than after the lemma. I assume this is a type direction issue. For a full discussion, see

https://community.logos.com/discussion/245068/combining-a-lemma-and-a-non-specific-morphological-search

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Joe McCune (Faithlife)

@MJ. Smith @Larry Craig @Graham Criddle Thanks for reporting this. I can duplicate this issue and I have opened a ticket.

Larry Craig

thank you

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