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* [[Datatype Searching >> # Datatype Searching]]

* [[Search Extensions >> # Search Extensions]]

* [[Section >> # TaggedDataSections]]

* [[Section >> # Section]]

* [[Highlight >> # HighlightingStyles]]

* [[Highlight >> # Highlighting]]

 * [[Label >> # Label]]

 * [[Milestone >> # Milestone]]

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!!! 1. References

To search for references in the text of a resource you need to know the *type*of data or /datatype/, its value and,optionally,\\how you want to operateon/treat that value. \\ The format is *<datatype Op value>* where *Op* can be:\\~(narrowintersection),\\=(exactmatch),\\/intersect/(fullintersection),\\/subset/,or\\/superset/.

To search for references in the text of a resource you need to know thenamethatidentifiesthe data (its /datatype/),\\togetherwithits value and how you want to treat that value. \\ The format is *<datatype Op value>* where *Op* can be:

*  ~  (narrow intersection),

*  =  (exact match),

*  /intersect/  (full intersection),

* /subset/, or

* /superset/.

Note that ~ is the default operator i.e. <bible Jn 3:16> is the same as <bible ~Jn 3:16>; where Jn 3:16 is sought in any reference that specifies a *range* of verses in the *same* chapter. It will be found in /John 3:15-17/ but not in /John 3/, nor /John 2:24-3:17/. See [[Using Operators >> Detailed Search Help # Using Operators with References]] for more details.

 

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!!! New Datatypes

Most datatypes are [[straightforward and familiar >> # 1. References]] and they can be referenced in the text, but many of the new ones classify *words* or *sections* of the text in much the same way that you would e.g.<Sense>,<Person>, <Place>, <PreachingTheme>, <Event>. And the /values/ they have are not as abbreviated nor as predictable as <Bible> or <GreekStrongs> values.

Most datatypes are [[straightforward and familiar >> # 1. References]] and they can be referenced in the text, but many of the new ones classify *words* or *sections* of the text in much the same way that you would e.g. <Person>, <Place>, <PreachingTheme>, <Event>. But the /values/ they have are not as abbreviated, nor as predictable, as <Bible> or <GreekStrongs> values.

The necessary information for eachdatatype is stored in a *dataset*, and most have been documented.

The necessary information for thesedatatypes is stored in a *dataset*, and most have been documented.

 

!!!! Person, Place, Thing

These datatypes enable you to get relevant results from your bibles,andareusedinFactbook:

These datatypes enable you to get relevant results from your bible:

 

* <Person xxxxx>  --> biblical persons e.g. <Person Jesus>

* <Place xxxxx>   --> biblical places (towns, rivers, regions..) e.g. <Place Jerusalem>, <Place Jordan>, <Place Judea>

* <Thing xxxxx>   --> biblical /things/ e.g. <Thing Aaron’s Rod>, <Thing dog>

 

A Search will also find /referents/ for <Person>, <Place> and <Thing> i.e. pronouns, verbs and some adjectives. A/referent/ can cover several words e.g. "Lord God", "king of the Jews".

A Search will also find /referents/ for <Person>, <Place> and <Thing> i.e. pronouns, verbs and some adjectives.\\Notethata referent can cover several words e.g. "Lord God", "king of the Jews".

In Factbook, type something like *Jesus* and note the description alongside each suggestion, but hover over it to display the datatype \\ e.g. "Person", which governs the search(s) suggested further down the article.

 

!!!! Sense

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* <GramCon xxxx> --> Grammatical Constructions listed in [[Greek Grammatical Constructions >> logosres:cidbdocgkgram;art=art9]] and [[Hebrew Grammatical Constructions >> logosres:cidbdochebgram;art=art9]]

 

Note that these datatypes require the [[*{Section}* >> # TaggedDataSections]] extension syntax to get results from your resources. \\ The datasets are documented in Manuals (/type:manual/) in your Library, but search parameters may be documented in Glossaries (/type:glossary/).

Note that these datatypes require the [[*{Section}* >> # Section]] extension syntax to get results from your resources. \\ The datasets are documented in Manuals (/type:manual/) in your Library, but search parameters may be documented in Glossaries (/type:glossary/).

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!!! Datatype Searching

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The *{extension}* syntax effectively provides new search types/plugins to the Search engine which can be used within the existing Basic, Bible & Morph searches, depending how you want the results formatted i.e. by verse or by article. Many are associated with data types, but not all e.g. {Highlight} is a search to find the highlighting styles in your resource(s).

 

One way to view this syntax is to regard a <datatype> search as a specific {extension} e.g. {Reference <datatype>},becauseitis looking for references /in/thetext; whereas {Milestone <datatype>} islookingforthe /text/ thatistaggedwiththatdatatype. Toillustrate,Bibleshave/milestones/for<bible> ANDtheassociatedbiblicaltext;theydonotcontain/references/to<bible>text.

One way to view this syntax is to regard a <datatype> search as a specific {extension} e.g. {Reference <bibleJn3:16>} couldbe looking for /references/toJn3:16in anyresource, whereas {Milestone <bibleJn3:16>} willreturn the /text/ofJn3:16fromabible(orcommentary). Notethatyouwon'tfind<bible> /milestones/inabibledictionaryorencyclopedia!

 

Note thatthefield (and highlighting) drop-down selector doesn't apply to search extensions.

*Note*the[[SearchField>>#8.Fields]] (and highlighting) drop-down menu doesn't apply to search extensions.

 

!!!! TaggedDataSections

!!!! Section

*{Section...}* returns the text that is identified by a /textual/ datatype (from information stored in a dataset).

 

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Consult the appropriate *Glossary* or *Manual* for search terms, or use the context menu.

 

!!!! Highlighting

The {Highlight} extension finds the text you have highlighted in your resources.

 

!!!! Highlighting Styles

* {Highlight StyleName} --> finds highlights with that style

Finds text highlighted with a specific style in your resources.

* {Highlight PaletteName/StyleName} --> useful if multiple palettes have a style with the same name

* {Highlight PaletteName/*} --> finds _all_ highlights from that palette

* {Highlight *} --> finds _all_ your highlights (very effective with Inline Search).

 

* {{%~ {Highlight StyleName} }}

* {{%~ {Highlight PaletteName/StyleName} }} --> useful if multiple palettes have a style with the same name

* {{%~ {Highlight PaletteName/*} }} --> finds all styles in that palette

*Note.* use quotes if palettes or styles contain a slash in the name (not needed for spaces)

 

For example:

{{%~ {Highlight Turquoise Highlight} }} --> finds all highlights in the 'Turquoise Highlight' style

{Highlight Turquoise Highlight} --> finds all highlights with the 'Turquoise Highlight' style

{{%~{Highlight Test/Turquoise Highlight} }}--> finds highlights for the 'Turquoise Highlight' style in the 'Test' paletteifthestylenameisnotunique

{Highlight Test/Turquoise Highlight} --> finds highlights with the 'Turquoise Highlight' style from the 'Test' palette

{{%~ {Highlight Highlighter Pens/Orange Highlighter}}}

{Highlight Highlighter Pens/Orange Highlighter}

{{%~{Highlight Highlighter Pens/*}}} --> finds all highlights in the 'Highlighter Pens' palette.

{Highlight Highlighter Pens/*} --> finds all highlightswithstylesfrom the 'Highlighter Pens' palette.

{{%~{Highlight"Highlight/Palette"/"Highlight/Orange"}}} --> finds 'Highlight/Orange' stylesin the 'Highlight/Palette' palette.

{HighlightHighlighterPens/"Highlight/Orange"} --> finds highlightswiththe'Highlight/Orange' stylefrom the 'HighlighterPens' palette.

  {{%~ {Highlight *} }} --> finds _all_ your highlight styles (very effective with Inline Search).

 

!!!! Label

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Some types of data are identified as /Labels/ rather than datatypes. The main advantage is the number and search flexibility of their properties \\ e.g. logical NOT, implicit /ANY/ value.

These may only be available to subscribers or owners of a /current/ Feature Set e.g. Logos 7 Full Feature Set.

See also [[*Searchable Labels* >> logosres:logos4help;hw=Searchable_Labels;off=10093]] in the "Logos Help" resource.

See also [[*Searchable Labels* >> logosres:logos4help;hw=Searchable_Labels]] in the "Logos Help" resource.

 

!!!! Bible Outline