If you have defined a tag file and made the appropriate settings to load it, you can get a word-list which displays tags and words together as in this example, where the tag is viewed as if it were a prefix.
This function operates where your corpus has tags immediately to the left of words, as in ... <noun>table ... for example.
A word list with neighbouring tags as if they were prefixes?
Choose whether you want only the tags, only the words or both in View | Tag display:
hidden |
shows only the word |
as prefix |
shows the tag as if it were a prefix |
as suffix |
puts the tag at the other end of the word |
hide the words |
treats the tag as the word wanted, useful if you want a part-of-speech word list without the words, for example. This function requires word lists made after loading up a tag file with such tags set to be treated as words.
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In its Alphabetical view, the list can be sorted on the tag or the word.