Bug #977
Mis à jour par Matthieu Decorde il y a plus de 5 ans
Currently TXM builds empty sub-corpus partitions based on a structure of higher level than the one used to build the sub-corpus.
The user has the impression that the partition exists, but the partition is empty and useless.
h3. Solution
*Solution:*
* when building sub-corpus partitions
** if the partition contains (only?) empty parts, show an alert that list the empty parts
** if based on a structure of higher level than the one used to build the sub-corpus then abort and display appropriate error message
*Further solutions:*
* a) if sub-corpora can be joined together for some high level structure property values then build the parts otherwise build empty parts
* b) help project high level structure property values to lower level structures in source preparation environment environement or import process
CQP gives no help to test structures inclusion, TXM needs to compute minimal hierarchy to be efficient.
The user has the impression that the partition exists, but the partition is empty and useless.
h3. Solution
*Solution:*
* when building sub-corpus partitions
** if the partition contains (only?) empty parts, show an alert that list the empty parts
** if based on a structure of higher level than the one used to build the sub-corpus then abort and display appropriate error message
*Further solutions:*
* a) if sub-corpora can be joined together for some high level structure property values then build the parts otherwise build empty parts
* b) help project high level structure property values to lower level structures in source preparation environment environement or import process
CQP gives no help to test structures inclusion, TXM needs to compute minimal hierarchy to be efficient.