Syntax Search Help

I knew this a long time ago but cannot remember now. Can someone tell me how to create a search replicating a graph when a component is crossing another component. Romans 9:3 (opentext) is an example. The embedded clause in the compliment crosses the subject.

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Dave Hooton

This search finds the gap in Rom 9:3 i.e. the Subject

but I'm not sure how to identify the Subject in relation to the gap. I can find the Subject within the PC (the 'Or' query) but not in combination with the Complement!

Fred Chapman

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/643090#Comment_643090

This search finds the gap in Rom 9:3 i.e. the Subject

but I'm not sure how to identify the Subject in relation to the gap. I can find the Subject within the PC (the 'Or' query) but not in combination with the Complement!

Thanks Dave. Your guidance got me going and I figured out where the subject fits in

Note the Subject requires checking matching skips levels. I am just not sure why

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/643198#Comment_643198

Note the Subject requires checking matching skips levels. I am just not sure why

I was going batty as I thought I'd tried everything! I've never been convinced that 'gaps' should be an issue because you can never cater for them in a general query as implemented.

Fred Chapman

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/643298#Comment_643298

Note the Subject requires checking matching skips levels. I am just not sure why

I was going batty as I thought I'd tried everything! I've never been convinced that 'gaps' should be an issue because you can never cater for them in a general query as implemented.

I agree.