[B-Greek] Logos Scholar's Library Silver ....seen the primer?
Wilson Hines
wilsonhines at hotmail.com
Wed Apr 20 08:36:16 EDT 2005
I have a word document that is several pages long with complex search
strategies for the Libronix/Logos engine. I will e-mail it to anybody who
would like to see it. I think anybody would be suprised by it bite!
The following is some of page 1 out of 4 pages:
· exact( )
This term and the others will have only limited functionality in LLS
books. (You need a newly indexed resource for marks() and regexp() to work,
for example.)
· topic( )
Matches documents where the term is listed as a topic.
Ex.: topic(death) and heaven
· prefix( )
Matches anything that begins with the term given. (Equivalent to a
trailing "*" wildcard or "(.*)" regular expression.)
· wildcard( )
Matches anything that the term fits as a wildcard pattern. Interprets
"?" and "*" as wildcards - any one character and any-zero-n-characters,
respectively. An asterisk (*) and question mark(s) also work as a
short-cuts as a prefix or suffix.
· regexp( )
Matches anything that the terms fits as a regular expression.
· nostem( )
Matches the term without using a stemming algorithm. The default is to
use a stemming algorithm if available/supported by the index.
· stem( )
Matches the term using a stemming algorithm. This is the default.
· case( )
Matches the term using case sensitivity. The default is to ignore case
when matching terms.
· marks( )
Matches the term remaining sensitive to marks. (Accents, etc.) The
default is to ignore marks when matching terms.
· exact( )
Equivalent to "nostem(case(marks(term)))".
Wilson Hines
----- Original Message -----
From: "Eric Weiss" <papaweiss1 at yahoo.com>
To: "b-greek" <b-greek at lists.ibiblio.org>
Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2005 11:26 AM
Subject: [B-Greek] Logos Scholar's Library Silver and complex
languagesearches
> I'm looking at the Logos Scholar's Library Silver because it includes the
> Early Church Fathers
> Edinburgh, English text - 38 vol. series), which I need to do some lengthy
> reading and
> studying in, as well as original languages software (something I don't yet
> own in any form).
> This, rather than buying just the Early Church Fathers as a stand-alone,
> and maybe a less-
> expensive language tools program like GRAMCORD.
>
> I've heard that the language tools on the Silver edition are capable of
> complex language
> searches like others I've looked at (e.g., GRAMCORD), and that the
> capabilities of the
> language searches on the Silver edition are not just the same but perhaps
> better than those of
> the Original Languages Library or the Scholar's Library (that doesn't seem
> to be stated at
> Logos's site, though).
>
> Are the language search capabilities in Logos Scholar's Library (regular
> or Silver) pretty close
> to what I could achieve with GRAMCORD? Has anyone here experienced/used
> the latest
> Logos Original Language Library and/or the Scholar's Library (regular or
> Silver) so as to
> comment?
>
> Thanks!
>
>
>
> Eric S. Weiss
>
>
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