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The urls used in the code and documentation should be checked for availability (As done for the readme in #87)
Places to check:
- URLs in the CorpusDownloader classes
- URLs in the code-doc of CorpusReader classes
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Feature just like "Suggest" in PML-TQ web, which allows a user to pick nodes in a tree in search results (words in a concordance line, in case of Kontext), visualise the nodes (words) with all their attributes and pick the ones that should be part of the new query.
See e.g. http://hdl.handle.net/11346/PMLTQ-ELDJ, execute the query and click on some nodes in a resulting tree. Suggest button w
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For corpus documentation issues it would be great to print the applied annotations (key + value, annotation concept). Thus, the corpus annotators can easily build the corpus annotation guidelines.
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Update Menu & Help
Is your feature request related to a problem?
The Menu and Help List need to be updated to reflect current functions
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Describe the solution you'd like
- The Menu and Help should show the following:
- Name (one-word name of function)
- Key (keyboard shortcut)
- Description (brief description of the function, displayed only when the user hovers)
- Where possible, standard keyst
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After pull request #170 c++ document aligner compilation fails with the following error: