SUGGESTION: New view for interlinear

I would like to see linking between the current clause analysis structures (tree diagrams) to their equivalent in English - leaving both languages in their original sequence. It greatly enhances the ability to distinguish translation elements due to different language structures from translator interpretative choices. Example:

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Beloved Amodeo

I would like to see linking between the current clause analysis structures (tree diagrams) to their equivalent in English - leaving both languages in their original sequence.

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Did you align these "free-hand"?

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/479779#Comment_479779

Did you align these "free-hand"?

Yes. Because my tree diagram tools are for vertical trees and Logos uses horizontal trees, I actually built the diagram as a table ... not my preferred method.

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+1 [Y] for correlated tree diagrams.

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Bob Pritchett

This is very cool, but I think the big issue here is that we don't have the English syntactically tagged. (Yet. Or planned right now.)

An excellent option for 64-bit LOGOS 6, I think...[Y][Y][Y]

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/480149#Comment_480149

I think the big issue here is that we don't have the English syntactically tagged. (Yet. Or planned right now.)

Ah, yes ... but English parsers for tree diagrams are getting quite good and you know someone who could put it in the plans.[;)]