By using the Result Tree View,
you can view
results in a tree format.
Color highlighting
Each attribute that is displayed in the Result Tree View is highlighted in
a different color on the tree. By selecting an element of the tree,
you highlight the attribute values in the input document with the
same color. You can then visualize multiple selected results in the
input document.
By selecting a parent element of the tree view, you
select all of its children. By clearing an element, you remove its
highlighting as well as the highlighting of its child elements from
the document.
Overlapping attributes
Overlapping values are highlighted with the color that corresponds
to the largest value in the lexicographic order of node names in the
Result Tree View. For example,
assume that a view, MyView,
contains two attributes, X
and Y. If both
elements are selected in the tree, the color that is used for
highlighting a MyView.X
value that overlaps with a MyView.Y
value is the color that is used for MyView.Y, since MyView.Y appears after MyView.X in the
lexicographic order.
Notes
- Attribute values of any type other than
span are not listed on the Result tree view.
-
Attribute values of types other than span can be generated by the
AQL code in the extractor, but because they cannot be highlighted,
they are not listed on the Result
Tree View.
- Attributes of type span that are on the
same text object as the attribute of the selected row in the
Annotation Explorer are displayed in the Result tree view.
-
When the Result Tree View is
started by selecting a span value in the Annotation
Explorer, the Result Tree
View is loaded with the text that underlies the selected span
value. Text can be either the original document text or text that
is derived from the original text, for example by using the
detag
statement. In this case, the Result
Tree View lists only span values with the same underlying text as
that of the selected span.
Actions that are available from
the Result Editor toolbar
- Show All Documents that are Annotated
- Click to see all documents that your extractor
annotated.
- Show All Documents with Selected
Annotations
-
Click to see all documents that have annotations that match the
annotation types that you selected in the Result Tree View.
- Previous Annotation in this Document
- Click to highlight the previous annotation in
the Result Editor.
- Next Annotation in this Document
- Click to highlight the next annotation.
- Show Previous Document that is Annotated
- Click to see the document that was annotated
before the current one.
- Show Previous Document with Selected
Annotation
- Click to see the document that was annotated
before the current one that has annotations that match the
annotation types you selected in the Result Tree.
- Show Next Document that is Annotated
- Click to see the document that was annotated
after the current one.
- Show Next Document with Selected
Annotation
- Click to see the document that was annotated
after the current one that has annotations that match the
annotation types you selected in the Result Tree.
- Go to Document
-
Click this menu and select the document that you want displayed.
Note: In Eclipse version 4.2.2, the
Go to Document option is not
available on the Result Tree
View toolbar. You can select the particular row in Annotation
Explorer to go to the specific document that you want to display.
Type ahead filter
Enter the text pattern that you want to match. The
Result Tree is filtered to display only the annotation types that
contain the text pattern.
Result Tree view allows you to
navigate to the view definition
Right-click a Tree node in the Result Tree View, and select Show view in AQL Editor. The
corresponding View Definition
opens in the AQL editor.