The exegetical guide in L5 is great!
My question is this: the parsing information in the Word-by-word section is blue hyperlinked, but when I click them, it opens up power Lookup but doesn't show anything in it. I was expecting L5 to open something like the Glossary of Mprpho-Syntactic Database terminology or something similar.
What are the hyperlinks supposed to do?
Edwin
Hmm....my blue hyperlinks DO bring up the GMSDT as you mentioned that they should...but I'm running the beta version so I'm not sure if there is a difference or if you have a specific problem.
Robert Pavich
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Edwin Kwok:My question is this: the parsing information in the Word-by-word section is blue hyperlinked, but when I click them, it opens up power Lookup but doesn't show anything in it. I was expecting L5 to open something like the Glossary of Mprpho-Syntactic Database terminology or something similar.
Yes, it should bring up the Glossary of Morpho-Syntactic Database Terminology. The new data to the right of the parsing information such bring up the Lexham Syntactic Greek New Testament Glossary. Try right-clicking on the parsing information, choose 'Morphology Field', and see what's listed in the left-hand column. Is the GMSDT there? Can you open GMSDT from your library?
Same error here!
Right clicking and opening in a new tab simply brings up an empty Power Lookup window.
I just found out that it works properly on New Testament Greek passages, with popup showing definitions of the items. But in Old Testament Hebrew passages, only the last one or two parsing info show popup.
May be it is a bug?
Edwin Kwok:May be it is a bug?
It is a bug, and very likely to have been cause by the morphology switch in OT reverse interlinears (they're now using Logos Hebrew Morphology instead of AFAT). I've added a new post to this forum that references this one, but makes it clearer that it is a bug. Hopefully the developers will see it and issue a fix.
Edwin Kwok:What are the hyperlinks supposed to do?
I have the same problem in Hebrew with Common, noun, singular, absolute but masculine brings up GMSDT
In Greek adjective, noun, singular, plural, genitive, neuter bring up GMSDT whilst substantival adjective brings up the Lexham SGNT Glossary
So there is a problem with Hebrew parsing.
Dave===
Windows & Android
I found the same problem, until I prioritized GMSD. I also saw that if the definition is not in GMSDT (for example, "finite verb,"), it opens the definition in Lexham SGNT, a resource I do NOT have prioritized.
Mark Barnes: It is a bug, and very likely to have been cause by the morphology switch in OT reverse interlinears (they're now using Logos Hebrew Morphology instead of AFAT). I've added a new post to this forum that references this one, but makes it clearer that it is a bug. Hopefully the developers will see it and issue a fix.
Mark's analysis is correct; I've submitted the bug report to our text department so they can update the resource.