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Sirnilarly, by extending the highfighting vertically, one cm encode
sevcral occumences of words, expressions or points, All occurrences
wilI be given the same code. See illustration 2.
Commenr: A possible enhaneernenr of the program m y aiiow
encoding in discontinuous sequences of lines.
utter happiness.
.. .* After what
ed the floor. He
sat down. tie
ly attentive. It
eoccupled. and 1 t
to decide on what
him, and his mind
h shack. She had
See-lng Heather be came t
seemed an undue period o
seemed compl e t el y unawa r
seemed preoccupf ed, as t
seemed that he was liste
seerned that the rSnging
seemed te be the best wa
seemed to melt away -Into
seen Dan, or rather the
Ellustrution I. RUTH display$ the text os a KWIC concwrdance. (The itlusirafion
oniy shows a detail of the RWTH hWIC screen. See the encading exemple ut the
end of the arficlefor full screen imoges (illusfrolions 3-71.)
- Horizontal scrolliag: The scrcen is horixontalIy scrollable 254
characters on either side of the KWIC keywoid (starting point
of keyword, to be precise).
- Encoding not restricted to concordnnce keywordc: Areas or
points to be coded need not contain or be near the KWIC keyword,
This means that single occurrences of eIemcnLs can be encoded
when encountered - without Lhe user having ta jump io mother
kcyword. Anothes patential advantage is ihe coding of elcrnents
hat nre grouped by a keyword not contained in the element.
- Encoding restricted ta "sbarl" elemeafs: Elements ta be coded
must at least be partially inside the display line limit.
- Suggested codes: Areas: The program always suggests a tag based
upon (ise. consisting mainly of) the word or expression thnt is
to be encoded. This is sui~ble for codcs containing Iernrna. Both
areas and paints: The program suggesss d1 codes already used
for the element. If, for instance, three occmences of the same
word are highlighted, and one of rhem already has a code, this
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