Feature #1698: RCP: X.X, concordance annotation, add new types and values - Plateforme TXM - Forge du Centre Blaise Pascal

Feature #1698

Feature #1546: RCP: X.X, concordance annotation

RCP: X.X, concordance annotation, add new types and values

Added by Matthieu Decorde almost 8 years ago. Updated over 7 years ago.

Status:

New

Start date:

12/14/2015

Priority:

Normal

Due date:

Assignee:

% Done:

80%

Category:

Annotation

Spent time:

Target version:

TXM 0.7.8

Description

https://groupes.renater.fr/wiki/txm-info/public/annotation/specs_manual_annotation/specs_referentiel_annotation#configurer_synchroniser_et_editer_un_referentiel

If a localrepository is "local" * a "+" button is placed next to the "information" icon it allows to add types to the corpus KR (the first one) * a "+" button is placed next to the value field it allows to add values for the selected type.

Validation test¶

import a corpus with the XTZ import module
open the concordance
do a query with some matches
open the annotation panel (pen icon)
in the "type" field no type is available, click its "+" button
add the "test" type
in the "value" field no value is available, click its "+" button
add the "T1" value
select some lines
press the "selection" button
click the corpus icon in the corpora view and select "save annotations"
the concordance editor is closed
open a new concordance with the corpus with the "<test> []+ </test>" query

History

#1 Updated by Matthieu Decorde almost 8 years ago

Target version changed from TXM Annotation 2.0 to TXM 0.7.8

#2 Updated by Matthieu Decorde over 7 years ago

Category changed from Commands to Annotation

#3 Updated by Serge Heiden over 7 years ago

If the type (i) button is replaced by a [+] button, how can I get access to the definition associated to a given type or access to its list of possible values?

Another argument in favor of just adding a [+] button (if needed), next to the (i) button, is that the annotation interface between local and remote stay close and are not too different. So it is easier to document the two of them.