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Advanced word searching
(interlinear-word-cell)
An interlinear-word-cell may consist of more than
one word, separated by a space or hyphen or middle dot, e.g. and·he-is-becoming.
In the sublinear one word in the original can be rendered
as a sentence. A space between words in a search query can also replace a hyphen
'-' or middle dot '·' e.g. Search query: and he
matches and-he and and·he
.
When entering only the word he
in a word-cell at the interlinear search query form, ISA will search all the word-cells
in the word list of the sublinear which have he
somewhere in it. When you do this query with the CHES sublinear, you get over 5000 different
words which ISA will find in the text. If you only want to find he
without other words surrounding it, then use special search symbols to narrow
the search query. In this case use \=he\= (with
back slash + equal sign) in the search query word-cell.
Table : shows
all special search symbols and their function. xx, yy = (part of)
word to search
| symbols to widen the search query (wildcards) |
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| * | | can
be anything replaces zero, one or more unknown characters | |
# | | can
be anything replaces one unknown character | | | | |
| xx | | |
| *xx | | search
cells which ends with xx | | xx* | |
search cells which begins with xx | | *xx* | | search
cells which has xx somewhere in it | | | | |
| xx# | | search
cells which begins with xx and the last character can be anything |
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| symbols to narrow the search query |
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| \" | | used
to keep words together | | \= | | no
words may exist before or no words may exist after this sign | |
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| \"xx yy\" | | search
cells where this word combination together must be somewhere in cell |
| \=xx\= | |
search cells only on xxx and no other
words before or after \=xx\= |
| xx\= | |
search cells which have no words after xx\= |
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\=xx | |
search cells which have no words before
\=xx |
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