To reproduce:
Expected behaviour:
Tried a Hebrew word, as I was open to Obadiah 1. Did not get a dictionary selection, but other options populated normally. Should we get dictionaries listed for manuscript? Would they not wait for Lemma?
Should we get dictionaries listed for manuscript? Would they not wait for Lemma?
It's rare that you'd want to use manuscript, but there are occasions when it's useful to use an analytical lexicon instead of a normal lexicon. My point is more that the manuscript line of an RI should behave in the same way as the selected text.
It's rare that you'd want to use manuscript, but there are occasions when it's useful to use an analytical lexicon instead of a normal lexicon.
My second-year Greek professor cured me of the desire to use an analytical lexicon—it was an automatic fail for the course [8-|]
Noted that for an English word, the two dictionaries I consulted acted pretty much like an analytical. Right-clicked on sent, and both dictionaries gave me "past and past participle of send." Thus, I am forced to retract my earlier objection and agree with you [:)]
My point is more that the manuscript line of an RI should behave in the same way as the selected text.
I am able to reproduce this issue and will pass a report on to Development.
