BUG:gloss copying with Greek text

I am using 5.1 beta 2 (though I did notice this in the last beta as well) and when I seek to copy from NA27 to notes, the pasted text includes glosses. Example:

rel. whoὃν you (plural)ὑμεῖς notοὐκ to knowοἴδατε

This only occurs when copying into a note file. Having selected the text I want in the resource window, I use the context menu and from there click on "selection" and then "copy". However, if I paste into a document, it looks fine. Something's wrong here.

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Jack Caviness

This only occurs when copying into a note file.

Same bug also exists in three other Greek New Testament resources—NA-27, Byz, UBS 4

NOTE: Reverse Interlinear was not displayed during this test.

NOTE 2: This bug is not present when pasting from the Lexham Hebrew Bible

Dave Hooton

This only occurs when copying into a note file.

This is bad! Glosses are also copied into a Clipping via Paste and Add a clipping to e.g. from SBLGNT

Francis

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/471756#Comment_471756

Until this is fixed, a workaround is to paste the text (ctl-v) into the command box, then cut that text (ctl-a, ctl-x) and then paste into the note file. Then it appears normally in the note file.

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/471781#Comment_471781

Until this is fixed, a workaround is to paste the text (ctl-v) into the command box, then cut that text (ctl-a, ctl-x) and then paste into the note file. Then it appears normally in the note file.

Or go via the clipboard in Print/Export!

Brisa Davis

I am able to reproduce this issue and will report it to Development.

Brisa Davis

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/475323#Comment_475323

The issue of gloss information being copied into notes was reported again here: http://community.logos.com/forums/t/69375.aspx

I have responded in that thread.

The issue of gloss information being copied into clippings still has an active case.

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/484539#Comment_484539

The issue of gloss information being copied into clippings still has an active case.

Noted. Still occurs in Beta 5.

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/484738#Comment_484738

The issue of gloss information being copied into clippings still has an active case.

Noted. Still occurs in Beta 5.

Also note that it occurs with Hebrew bibles

Brisa Davis

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/485092#Comment_485092

Also note that it occurs with Hebrew bibles

I have added this information to the case.

Brisa Davis

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/484738#Comment_484738

The issue of gloss information being copied into clippings still has an active case.

Noted. Still occurs in Beta 5.

This will be fixed in 5.1 Beta 7.

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/486603#Comment_486603

Fixed for Greek and Hebrew in Beta 7

George Somsel

I am using 5.1 beta 2 (though I did notice this in the last beta as well) and when I seek to copy from NA27 to notes, the pasted text includes glosses. Example:

rel. whoὃν you (plural)ὑμεῖς notοὐκ to knowοἴδατε

This only occurs when copying into a note file. Having selected the text I want in the resource window, I use the context menu and from there click on "selection" and then "copy". However, if I paste into a document, it looks fine. Something's wrong here.

I'm not using a beta, and I don't have this problem (never did). Perhaps you're using one of those unmentionables? Hint: It starts with an "I."

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/489540#Comment_489540

Perhaps you're using one of those unmentionables? Hint: It starts with an "I."

It's not that simple, George; problem arises from non-i's if you see what bibles were named.

Jack Caviness

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/489540#Comment_489540

I'm not using a beta, and I don't have this problem (never did). Perhaps you're using one of those unmentionables? Hint: It starts with an "I."

Did you miss my report a few posts above yours?

Same bug also exists in three other Greek New Testament resources—NA-27, Byz, UBS 4

NOTE: Reverse Interlinear was not displayed during this test.