When searching for elements we find few elements with the same data (but located in many different places on the map) in the left search panel we should have single result for it.
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@marek.ostaszewski, @kerstin.neininger: Now that we finally decided how you want to determine which elements should be merged I have a follow up question. Imagine that you have two proteins that match the merge criteria - they have equal name, PTM, structural state. However, they have different other parameters. Please tell me how you imagine visualization of merged element when there are differences for other parameters, like:
description
annotations
when they are in different submaps (should they have buttons with link to all submaps??)
For each mearged set of elements, there should be an icon for "expanding" this group, e.g. turning it into a focused search for these elements. This way all differences will be visible for each individual element.
As for merged results, differences could be resolved as follows:
description: mask the entire description, replace by a message "To see individual descriptions, expand this group."
annotations: pick intersect of annotations, add a message "To see individual annotations, expand this group."
symbol, full name, abbreviation, formula, list of synonyms: as above, display the intersect and a message
when they are in different submaps: the submap should be a merging criterion
Then skip it for the moment, please. I thought it will be just executing the search with the criteria for the merged group. If it's more complicated, let's leave "expanding" for further specifications.