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Show for each entry whether it occurs in the printed edition or only electronically.
The field opname (or in the current Excels: in woordenboek (ja/nee)) is a boolean (in the Excel files) that indicates whether the lemma has been taken up in a printed edition or not.
Notes
Note that this is already processed in the database and accessable internally. Each Entry has a boolean field inwoordenboek that indicates whether that entry is in the (written, published) dictionary or not.
The verdict per lemma differs:
verdict
number of lemma's
All entries of lemma in printed dictionary
1116
None of the lemma entries printed
2163
Mixed: some are printed, some not
637
Question
How and on what level should it be indicated that an entry (or a whole lemma) is available in the printed edition?
Answer
April 13th we decided: indicate this on the level of the entry, and do it by making the digital only items green
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
See issue #44.
Show for each entry whether it occurs in the printed edition or only electronically.
The field
opname
(or in the current Excels:in woordenboek (ja/nee)
) is a boolean (in the Excel files) that indicates whether the lemma has been taken up in a printed edition or not.Notes
Note that this is already processed in the database and accessable internally. Each
Entry
has a boolean fieldinwoordenboek
that indicates whether that entry is in the (written, published) dictionary or not.The verdict per lemma differs:
Question
How and on what level should it be indicated that an entry (or a whole lemma) is available in the printed edition?
Answer
April 13th we decided: indicate this on the level of the entry, and do it by making the digital only items green
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: