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use a central scss file for annis-theme #2

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Set back default font-size from 13px to 10px.

Set back default font-size from 13px to 10px.
@thomaskrause thomaskrause merged commit 7215ba4 into thomaskrause:vaadin7 Feb 13, 2013
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Precedence optimization fails when applied to spans which cover more than one token

Take e.g. this query on pcc2
NP & NP & NP &  #1 . #2 & #2 . #3

In ANNIS 2 this gave us 2 results, but since ANNIS 3 incorrectly applies the precedence optimization the query gets translated to

NP & NP & NP &  #1 . #2 & #2 . #3 & #1 . #3

and has only 1 match. The correct optimization would be

NP & NP & NP &  #1 . #2 & #2 . #3 & #1 .* #3

This commit adds proper test cases for this situation and gives a fix
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like

tok . pos="NN"

instead of

tok & pos="NN" & # 1 . #2
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tok="abc" . node

which could be either

tok="abc" & node & #1 . #2
or
tok & "abc" & node &  #1 = #2 & #2 . #3
thomaskrause pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 24, 2014
Merge into amir-zeldes:develop
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korpling changes 04/17/15
thomaskrause added a commit that referenced this pull request Feb 15, 2016
… node definitions.

This removes an ambiquity for the "!=" token. E.g.

tok!="the"

could be interpreted as "All token which don't have "the" as value" or as

tok & "the" & #1 != #2

The latter one is semantically invalid (no binding) so the ambiquity is solved by not allowing the AQL operator "!=" and "==" in short AQL definitions.

This fixes korpling#494.
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