Make some query on the PDT 3.0 corpus,
and then select Frequency -> Doc IDs
or Frequency -> Custom -> According to text types -> tick some Structural attribute
Both attempts fail.
Tested also with several other corpora, e.g. UD 2.2 Czech PDT.
Interestingly, on the DGT UD Czech corpus, selecting Frequency -> Text typesgives a tabular output for two structural attributes as configured in the registry file in the value of SUBCORPATTRS. But still, trying to create the same table by going through Frequency -> Custom -> According to text types -> text.id fails.
On a randomly selected corpus at the ÚČNK instance, this works.
On the older instance of Lindat-KonText running at clarin.si, Frequency -> Doc IDs fails with CorpInfoNotFound (0), while Frequency->Custom->Text Type frequency distributin -> text.id works (tested with the DGT UD coprus with pretty much the same registry file as above in our instance).
Make some query on the PDT 3.0 corpus, and then select
Frequency
->Doc IDs
orFrequency
->Custom
->According to text types
-> tick some Structural attributeBoth attempts fail. Tested also with several other corpora, e.g. UD 2.2 Czech PDT.
Interestingly, on the DGT UD Czech corpus, selecting
Frequency
->Text types
gives a tabular output for two structural attributes as configured in the registry file in the value of SUBCORPATTRS. But still, trying to create the same table by going throughFrequency
->Custom
->According to text types
->text.id
fails.On a randomly selected corpus at the ÚČNK instance, this works. On the older instance of Lindat-KonText running at clarin.si,
Frequency
->Doc IDs
fails withCorpInfoNotFound (0)
, whileFrequency
->Custom
->Text Type frequency distributin
->text.id
works (tested with the DGT UD coprus with pretty much the same registry file as above in our instance).