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Creating vocabulary lists for specific texts


Keith Hill

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Go to Search -> Define Range.

Hit New - then set the range name to say 1Cor12 and the definition to : 1Cor 12

It must specify the chapter to get what you want.

Go to the search box on a tab with the NA28 Greek NT open and click the + at the far right.

A range pull down will appear

Select your new 1Cor12 range

In the search box itself enter [COUNT 4+]

Hit enter.

 

I believe this will get you what you need.

If you change the 4+ to a 4- you will get the inverse and θελω will appear. With 4+ it will not.

 

Thx

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Thanks for that! That was really helpful. It was exactly what I was after. Though does that mean I'll have to define many ranges depending on what chapter I want to limit my search to? I can envision the ranges in my range bar turning out very long (with 1 Corinthians 12, 13, 14, etc), or constantly creating new ranges and then deleting them after I use them. Thanks again for your patience!

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For cases like this AppleScript is your friend. But in short yes, you'll need a bunch of ranges covering the cases of interest. It would actually be nice to have an option in the [RANGE x] or [COUNT x] commands to control this but as it stands this is how you do it.

 

Thx

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This is becoming tangential, but what's applescript? Thanks for your help.

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AppleScript is Apple's application scripting language. You can use it to control applications. It is possible to automate repetitive tasks in applications including to a degree in Accordance, depending upon the task.

 

https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/documentation/AppleScript/Conceptual/AppleScriptX/AppleScriptX.html

Though the developer doc isn't the most welcoming.

 

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