Also, it would be nice to have Search options in this context menu - that's what I wanted to doIt's not currently possible to search for "Morph Field" data type references, which is why the Search commands aren't present (and why "Copy reference > Search" crashed).
Unfortunately the fix for now will also be to hide that command. I've created a case about the inability to search for these references.
CRASH when trying to copy search reference of Morph Field Intensive Predicative (8.12 Beta 2 Windows
Tim Hensler
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Replication:
- Launch Logos
- Open ESV Bible to 1 John 4:5
- Open Information panel (set to update on click)
- Left-click on the first word of 1 John 4:5, "They"
- Right-click on "Intensive Predicative" in Word Info section if Information panel
- Select Intensive Predicative morphology Field on left side of context menu
- Left-click on Search option for Copy reference.
Application pauses for a moment, then closes.
The value I sought was not in the clipboard.
Also, it would be nice to have Search options in this context menu - that's what I wanted to do, but without a search option I was trying to copy the search reference and run a separate search function to find other occurrences of Intensive Predicative pronouns.
Log files:
3821.Crash-Intensive Predecative.zip
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Hi Tim,
Thanks for letting us know about this crash. It's not new to 8.12, but I've filed a bug report.
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Tim Hensler said:
Also, it would be nice to have Search options in this context menu - that's what I wanted to do
It's not currently possible to search for "Morph Field" data type references, which is why the Search commands aren't present (and why "Copy reference > Search" crashed).
Unfortunately the fix for now will also be to hide that command. I've created a case about the inability to search for these references.
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Thank you for the update, Bradley.
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Just to clarify, the fix is the removal of the problem button as described by Bradley above.
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Tim Hensler said:
Just to clarify, the fix is the removal of the problem button as described by Bradley above.
You are correct.
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