Changes between Version 16 and Version 17 of WebInterface/RunningSemanticQueries


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Sep 28, 2012, 12:31:44 PM (12 years ago)
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  • WebInterface/RunningSemanticQueries

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    2222* Selecting a region or pointing at a position in the shown code. You can only start queries from the query construct assistant this way. Also, if a node is selected, deselect it first by clicking on it again or by clicking on the ”Deselect Node” button. 
    2323* Clicking on a node (bold text) - the selected node will be highlighted.  
    24 {{{#!comment 
    2524 Note that, the forms which contain errors are not clickable.  
    26 }}} 
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    2825 
    2926After selecting a node you can either: 
    30 * Run pre-defined queries for that node from the top-right corner of the screen - the result of these won't appear in the ’previous queries’ tab. 
    31 * Run previously made queries for that node type by selecting one from the ”Choose previous query” dropdown box. 
    32 * Run a query from the query construct assistant text-box, which will start from that node. 
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    34 {{{#!comment 
    3527* Run pre-defined queries from that node from the now shown context menu - the result of these won't appear in the ’previous queries’ tab. 
    3628* Run previously made queries for that node type by selecting one from the ”Choose previous query” dropdown box. 
    3729* Run a query from the query construct assistant text-box (either at the top of the page or the context menu), which will start from that node. 
    3830* Start a new investigation (beta feature) from the clause the selected node is in.  
    39 }}} 
    4031 
    4132The first result of the query will be shown (if there was any). Results can be browsed with the appearing ''Prev'' and ''Next'' buttons. The total number of results as well as the currently shown result's number are displayed under those buttons. You can also select results from the ”Last result” tab.