When doing select(supertype) and annotations of the supertype and several subtypes being present in the CAS (e.g. POS and POS_NOUN, POS_VERB etc), the returned iterable is only ordered per subtype in the subsets, but not overall.
Example output for the POS example:
d.t.u.d.c.a.l.t.p.POS_VERB(PosValue=VAFIN, begin=4, end=7)
d.t.u.d.c.a.l.t.p.POS_VERB(PosValue=VVFIN, begin=25, end=29)
d.t.u.d.c.a.l.t.p.POS_VERB(PosValue=PTKVZ, begin=34, end=37)
d.t.u.d.c.a.l.t.p.POS_DET(PosValue=ART, begin=8, end=11)
d.t.u.d.c.a.l.t.p.POS(PosValue=PPER, begin=0, end=3)
d.t.u.d.c.a.l.t.p.POS(PosValue=VAFIN, begin=4, end=7)
d.t.u.d.c.a.l.t.p.POS(PosValue=ART, begin=8, end=11)
d.t.u.d.c.a.l.t.p.POS(PosValue=NN, begin=12, end=20)
d.t.u.d.c.a.l.t.p.POS(PosValue=KON, begin=21, end=24)
d.t.u.d.c.a.l.t.p.POS(PosValue=VVFIN, begin=25, end=29)
d.t.u.d.c.a.l.t.p.POS(PosValue=ADJD, begin=30, end=33)
d.t.u.d.c.a.l.t.p.POS(PosValue=PTKVZ, begin=34, end=37)
d.t.u.d.c.a.l.t.p.POS(PosValue=$., begin=37, end=38)
d.t.u.d.c.a.l.t.p.POS_CONJ(PosValue=KON, begin=21, end=24)
d.t.u.d.c.a.l.t.p.POS_PRON(PosValue=PPER, begin=0, end=3)
d.t.u.d.c.a.l.t.p.POS_NOUN(PosValue=NN, begin=12, end=20)
d.t.u.d.c.a.l.t.p.POS_PUNCT(PosValue=$., begin=37, end=38)
d.t.u.d.c.a.l.t.p.POS_ADJ(PosValue=ADJD, begin=30, end=33
The expected behavior would be that when retrieving the supertype (POS in this case), all returned annotations are sorted by offset position.
d.t.u.d.c.a.l.t.p.POS(PosValue=PPER, begin=0, end=3)
d.t.u.d.c.a.l.t.p.POS_PRON(PosValue=PPER, begin=0, end=3)
d.t.u.d.c.a.l.t.p.POS(PosValue=VAFIN, begin=4, end=7)
d.t.u.d.c.a.l.t.p.POS_VERB(PosValue=VAFIN, begin=4, end=7)
d.t.u.d.c.a.l.t.p.POS(PosValue=ART, begin=8, end=11)
d.t.u.d.c.a.l.t.p.POS_DET(PosValue=ART, begin=8, end=11)
...
(I know that having two POS tags at the same offsets is strange, only here for the sake of the example.)
This might be related to #247.
When doing select(supertype) and annotations of the supertype and several subtypes being present in the CAS (e.g. POS and POS_NOUN, POS_VERB etc), the returned iterable is only ordered per subtype in the subsets, but not overall.
Example output for the POS example:
The expected behavior would be that when retrieving the supertype (POS in this case), all returned annotations are sorted by offset position.
(I know that having two POS tags at the same offsets is strange, only here for the sake of the example.)
This might be related to #247.