[CWB] Strange problem with a query

[Josep M. Fontana]

OK. Yes. Problem solved. I had constructed my first query by cutting and 
pasting from another previous query. Instead of having 
[(pos!="N.*")|(pos!="PR.*")|(pos!="TO0")] as I thought I had, I had 
[(pos="AJ.*")|(pos="PR.*")|(pos="TO0")] instead. When the query was 
completed I got lots of results with a noun following the adjective. 
Instead of looking at the command line, though, I kept on looking at the 
queries typed on my editor window. To make things worse I was looking at 
the query that was well constructed originally and not the longer one 
which was actually pasted on the terminal command line. This was stupid 
of me. I think I should take breaks more often.

JM

>> When I enter the query I get the following error:
>>
>> "Warning:
>>     ``Keep Ranges'' only allowed when
>> querying subcorpora (ignored)
> That's because you added an exclamation mark "!", which executes a subquery as a filter in CQP syntax (internally referred to as the "keep ranges" flag).
>
>>> [pos="VV.*"][pos="DT."]? [pos="AV0"]? [pos="AJ.*"]* [pos="N.*"] [pos="AJ.*"][(pos="N.*")|(pos="PR.*")|(pos="TO0")]! within s;
> Why did you put the exclamation mark if you're not running a subquery?
>
> Best
> Stefan
>
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