[CWB] Dramatic texts in cqpweb

[Graham Ranger]

Hi Andrew,
Thanks for getting back so quickly.
Unfortunately, the queries throw up error messages.
The query (the character's name changes, but that's all):

n:[word="sort"] & [pos="NOM"] :: n.sp_who="SGANRARELLE";

gives me:

**Error:** bracketing is not balanced: too many opening delimiters of 
type ''[...]'' - at this location: '' n: [ word="sort" ''**<==**'' '' - 
when parsing '' n:[word="sort" '' as **wildcard_pattern**, 
**wordform_pattern**, **word_or_lemma**, **word_or_lemma_constraint**, 
**token_expression**, **phrase_element** - at this location: '' 
n:[word="sort" ''**<==**'' & pos="NOM"] :: n.sp_who="SGANARELLE"; '' - 
when parsing '' n:[word="sort" & pos="NOM"] :: n.sp_who="SGANARELLE"; '' 
as **phrase_query** - when parsing '' n:[word="sort" & pos="NOM"] :: 
n.sp_who="SGANARELLE"; '' as **default**

While the second query

n:[word="coeur"] :: n.sp_who="SGANARELLE" & n.div1_type="act" & 
n.div1_n="1";

gives me:

**** CQP ERROR ****
Regex Compile Error: Unmatched [ or [^
CQP Error:
Illegal regular expression: who="SGANARELLE""] [word=
CQP Error:
CQP Syntax Error: syntax error, unexpected STRING

for reasons I cannot understand.
Thanks for your help.
Best wishes,
Graham.


Le 26/11/2017 à 03:45, Hardie, Andrew a écrit :
> Hi Graham,
>
> Re this: n:[word="sort"] & [pos="NOM"] :: n.sp_who="HARPAGON";
>
> Try
>
> n:[word="sort" & pos="NOM"] :: n.sp_who="HARPAGON";
>
> And re this, n:[word="coeur"] :: n.sp_who="HARPAGON" & div1_type="act" & div1_n="1";
>
> Try
>
> n:[word="coeur"] :: n.sp_who="HARPAGON" & n.div1_type="act" & n.div1_n="1";
>
>
> best
>
> Andrew.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cwb-bounces at sslmit.unibo.it [mailto:cwb-bounces at sslmit.unibo.it] On Behalf Of Graham Ranger
> Sent: 25 November 2017 17:57
> To: cwb at sslmit.unibo.it
> Subject: Re: [CWB] Dramatic texts in cqpweb
>
> Hello to all,
> Thanks to the list members, a beta version of a corpus of theatrical
> texts is now up and running.
> I am now exploring query possibilities.
> In particular, Andrew suggested searching for, say, word "a" uttered by
> speaker "b" with the following type of cqp query:
> n:[word="a"] :: n.sp_who="b";
> This works nicely.
> I'm now wondering whether it is possible to 1) have labels that
> associate multiple attributes and 2) have global constraints bearing on
> more than one condition.
> In other words, I'd like to make queries such as:
> n:[word="sort"] & [pos="NOM"] :: n.sp_who="HARPAGON";
> to look for all occurrences of the French noun "sort" uttered by the
> character Harpagon
> or:
> n:[word="coeur"] :: n.sp_who="HARPAGON" & div1_type="act" & div1_n="1";
> to look for all occurrences of the word "coeur" uttered by the character
> Harpagon in Act One.
> Is this sort of combination possible, or am I asking too much? Thanks as
> ever for your answers.
> Best,
> Graham.
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