Normally you can choose eq, neq, contains and containsNot when defining a virtual corpus, for instance author contains Goethe.
It works in most of the cases, for instance here:
- Define
author eq Goethe(contains is part of the drop box)
- Search after a query
- No results, so the user changes the corpus definition to
author contains Goethe
This does not work in this case:
- Define
author eq Goethe
- After realizing that contains (without searching between) would be better, try to change the definition to
author contains Goehte
The drop box only offers eq and neq as possibilty
author eq Goethe has to be deleted and defined new to be able to select contains
Normally you can choose
eq,neq,containsandcontainsNotwhen defining a virtual corpus, for instanceauthor contains Goethe.It works in most of the cases, for instance here:
author eq Goethe(contains is part of the drop box)author contains GoetheThis does not work in this case:
author eq Goetheauthor contains GoehteThe drop box only offers
eqandneqas possibiltyauthor eq Goethehas to be deleted and defined new to be able to selectcontains