Quoting through coding #106
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If the user selects a portion of a field/interview/transcript memo and then creates a coding memo, the resulting memo includes the selected text as a quotation (formatted as a `blockquote`). If the user grounds an already existing code, the quotation is appended to the existing coding memo.
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Selected text is stored the same way as when a button is used (commit 948d2af).
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If the user higlights something in the material, a quotation is created in the (created or associated) coding memo (#106). However, no quotation is added when an additionnal ground is added to an exiting coding memo (without any highlighted material).
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When some text is coded or searched, the result is provided with a link pointing to the field memo where the text comes from. When such a link is followed, the field memo is opened and scrolled to the matching paragraph, that is highlighted in yellow for a few seconds. This (long-awaited) feature pursues the direction opened with 948d2af (#106).
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This (paragraph level) `code and retrieve` feature requires to modify the way memo are grounding are stored (#106).
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Removing MarkDown rendering for interviews helps to speed up the loading of long transcripts.
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This fixes the refactoring of groundings, introduced with commit 39acf27
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Let's celebrate the 600th commit in Cassandre GitHub repository ! This fixes issues resulting from layout removal (for interview transcripts) operated by commit b156198 * First paragraph of an interview can be coded as a fragment (#116). * Interview memos exclude paragraph indents. This pursues the refactoring of interview transcripts (#104). * Memo content excludes tabular (\t).
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Users are used to
code and retrievefeatures provided in all QDA software. Even if such a feature in provided by LaSuli, some users request that Cassandre stores the link between the coded text (highlight) and the coding memo.Moreover, @benel advocates that such a feature would represent a decisive step in making Cassandre a general hypertext system.
Such a feature requires to modify the way memo are linked: currently, grounding consists in the
idof the linked memo. To point to one particular section in a memo, the internal reference should consist of theidand an internal reference (or the anchored text). Experience (in developing LaSuli) showed that such a stable reference is not easy to obtain. It is hardly robust given that the content of a memo can be modified at any time.Moreover, all internal
viewsandlistswould be affected by such a refactoring. This deep refactoring implies to modify almost everything. For this reason, it will be discussed in detailed before being planned and operated.In the meantime, I propose to provide the coding feature with a quotation mechanism. If the user selects a portion of the text and then creates a code, the resulting coding memo includes the selected text as quotation (formatted as a
blockquote). The feature also works if the user uses an already existing code: the quotation is then appended to the existing coding memo.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: