Closed stlanger closed 10 years ago
edusantana
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8 years ago I'm still having duplicated annotation still being imported... I can't reproduce it now.. I am using version 1.2.0 build 291. But it only make duplication after a new instance of Docear, after i close and open.
edusantana
commented
8 years ago Here's the code of two nodes that is suppose to be the same:
<node TEXT=" Constructivism, also known as interpretivism (Klein & Myers, 1999), rejects the idea that 
scientific knowledge can be separated from its human context. In particular, the meanings of 
terms used in scientific theories are socially constructed, so interpretations of what a theory 
means are just as important in judging its truth as the empirical observations on which it is 
based. Constructivists concentrate less on verifying theories, and more on understanding how 
different people make sense of the world, and how they assign meaning to actions. Theories 
may emerge from this process, but they are always tied to the context being studied. For 
example, an anthropologist studying the culture of a software design team might seek to find 
out how different members of the team think about and use the tools they have available, and 
build local theories that explain why this particular team uses tools in the way that they do. 
This stance is often adopted in the social sciences, where positivist/reductionist approaches 
have little to say about the richness of social interactions. Constructivists prefer methods that 
collect rich qualitative data about human activities, from which local theories might emerge. 
Constructivism is most closely associated with ethnographies, although constructivists often 
use exploratory case studies and survey research too." ID="ID_1001866946" CREATED="1456962885059" MODIFIED="1456962885063" LINK="project://14C7F560C0E3ZLRNQVG55LCWSLV0HEVXST16/../../Dropbox/metodologia/computer-methodology/SelectingEmpiricalMethods.pdf" MOVED="1456962886666">
<node TEXT=" Constructivism, also known as interpretivism (Klein & Myers, 1999), rejects the idea that 
scientific knowledge can be separated from its human context. In particular, the meanings of 
terms used in scientific theories are socially constructed, so interpretations of what a theory 
means are just as important in judging its truth as the empirical observations on which it is 
based. Constructivists concentrate less on verifying theories, and more on understanding how 
different people make sense of the world, and how they assign meaning to actions. Theories 
may emerge from this process, but they are always tied to the context being studied. For 
example, an anthropologist studying the culture of a software design team might seek to find 
out how different members of the team think about and use the tools they have available, and 
build local theories that explain why this particular team uses tools in the way that they do. 
This stance is often adopted in the social sciences, where positivist/reductionist approaches 
have little to say about the richness of social interactions. Constructivists prefer methods that 
collect rich qualitative data about human activities, from which local theories might emerge. 
Constructivism is most closely associated with ethnographies, although constructivists often 
use exploratory case studies and survey research too." ID="ID_971396570" CREATED="1457007748499" MODIFIED="1457007748499" LINK="project://14C7F560C0E3ZLRNQVG55LCWSLV0HEVXST16/../../Dropbox/metodologia/computer-methodology/SelectingEmpiricalMethods.pdf">I move annotations around...
if one drags & drop a PDF file with nested annotations to a mind map, the nested annotations are imported on both the root level of the PDF file and on their real level (as children to a bookmark) --> duplicated in mind map
see also email "Reporting a bug" received on January 10th, 4:13pm