BUG - Multiview with Interlinear Bibles
I am trying to use multiview with ESV and with Lexham Hebrew-English Interlinear and the Lexham Greek-English SBL Interlinear, but the interlinear text does not view as expected. If I do not have the ESV "inline interlinear" box selected, then the Hebrew or Greek interlinear resources only display the transliterated line, not the original text. When I do select the "inline interlinear" then I get multiple lines displayed but never the Hebrew manuscript line. The first line is the transliterated surface text, and then I get two identical lines of Hebrew lemma, with no Hebrew lemma transliteration. I hope this can be corrected in the next release.
It would be very nice to be able to select which lines of the interlinear to view in the secondary resources, independently of your view selection on the primary resource.
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You are right Wyn something doesn't seem quite right.
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Thanks for the report. I can recreate this problem. We'll take a look.
Andrew Batishko | Logos software developer
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There's a bug here that will cause problems anytime you have an English interlinear as the primary resource, and an original language interlinear as a secondary resource. I've created a case for this problem, and we'll update this thread when a fix is available.
Andrew Batishko | Logos software developer
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Wyn,Wyn Laidig said:I am trying to use multiview with ESV and with Lexham Hebrew-English Interlinear and the Lexham Greek-English SBL Interlinear, but the interlinear text does not view as expected. If I do not have the ESV "inline interlinear" box selected, then the Hebrew or Greek interlinear resources only display the transliterated line, not the original text. When I do select the "inline interlinear" then I get multiple lines displayed but never the Hebrew manuscript line. The first line is the transliterated surface text, and then I get two identical lines of Hebrew lemma, with no Hebrew lemma transliteration. I hope this can be corrected in the next release.
This multi-view issue should now be fixed in 7.1 Beta 5.0 -
Wyn Laidig said:
I am trying to use multiview with ESV and with Lexham Hebrew-English Interlinear and the Lexham Greek-English SBL Interlinear, but the interlinear text does not view as expected. If I do not have the ESV "inline interlinear" box selected, then the Hebrew or Greek interlinear resources only display the transliterated line, not the original text. When I do select the "inline interlinear" then I get multiple lines displayed but never the Hebrew manuscript line. The first line is the transliterated surface text, and then I get two identical lines of Hebrew lemma, with no Hebrew lemma transliteration. I hope this can be corrected in the next release.
It would be very nice to be able to select which lines of the interlinear to view in the secondary resources, independently of your view selection on the primary resource.
Wyn,
This now should be fixed in 7.1 Stable version.
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I'm still having this problem. Used NET Bible for my reading plan and selected Lexham Hebrew and Greek Interlinears. Neither of the latter are showing the English lines. They work for me outside of multiview. I'm using 7.3 SR-1 7.3.0.0041. Would appreciate any thoughts. jabryanfamily@yahoo.com
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Jeffrey Bryan said:
I'm still having this problem. Used NET Bible for my reading plan and selected Lexham Hebrew and Greek Interlinears. Neither of the latter are showing the English lines. They work for me outside of multiview.
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What is the operating system and version ?
Apologies since unable to replicate on Windows 10 as Inline Interlinear settings affect rows displayed by Lexham Greek Interlinear New Testament.
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Thankful for visual filter highlighting so can "see" range of Greek verbal expression in English and Greek:
Logos wiki has => Examples of visual filters
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