Indenting search criteria

[quant]

Originally posted by armsys
Appreciate your illumination. Your theory suggesting that same level does not matter may contradict the priority formed by the presumed parentheses, that's, the indenting Search Criteria.

Therefore, for the same level, the location does matter.

Armstrong

can you explain how you understand the parenthesis are created, given what's written in the help file?

[armsys]

Originally posted by quant
Again, the important part is how the parenthesis are created, this is where the confusion seems to arrise ...

You're absolutely right.

[J-Mac]

Thanks for the info - and especially the screenshots - in this thread, armsys and quant. Very helpful to me.

quant, just my opinion but sometimes I think that, with your immense knowledge of Ultra Recall and database structure in general, you don’t realize how some of us cannot see or immediately understand the things that seem simple to you. At least not see them as easily as you do!

(Reminds me of the people on the ship in "The Matrix" who look at the green code scrolling quickly down the screens and see it almost graphically, as if it were a video, so knowledgeable they supposedly were of the coding structure of the Matrix!)

But whenever you post like this I learn something more about URp!

Thanks again!

Jim

[armsys]

Hi Jim,

Originally posted by J-Mac
Thanks for the info - and especially the screenshots - in this thread, armsys and quant. Very helpful to me.

Thanks for your word of encouragement. You'll do likewise if you encounter similar issues.
As of this moment, IMHO, the Indenting Criteria issue remains unsettled. The internal interpretation by the UR of the Indenting Criteria GUI (to be precise, the parentheses) is not definitive, especially in the absence of Kinook's verdict.

Armstrong

[armsys]

Originally posted by quant
I already requested this, but got no reply.

More than 600 days passing by, not sure why the textual display of search criteria hasn't been implemented.

[armsys]

Hi Quant,
600 days later, today I still find your answers immensely helpful. Thank you.
Armstrong