good morning, thanks for the tips. didn't know that searching for wildcards is possible. i'll try when i'm at home again.
and thanks also for the tip with gmime, i'll change configure.in :) have a nice day Andreas Joe Shaw wrote: > Hi, > > On Tue, 2006-09-26 at 23:02 +0200, Andreas Heinz wrote: >> i used the ui and searched for >> >> "windows xp" >> "win xp sp" >> "win k sp 2" >> >> this was all i remembered and if you see the filename this should have >> been enough. > > The name of the file was: > > WindowsXP-KB835935-SP2-service-pack-2-DEU.exe > > The reason why your search didn't work was because the name of the file > is "WindowsXP". From an analysis standpoint, that is a single word > which stems down to "windowsxp", which is not the same was "windows xp". > And even if it were two words, it wouldn't stem down to "win", it would > stem down to "window", which is why the two later searches wouldn't > work. The analyzer isn't backed by a dictionary, so there are no > special cases (windows -> win, for example) with the exception of stop > words (a, the, an, of, etc.). > > To get this, you'll have to either rename the file to add a space, > hyphen, or underscore between "Windows" and "XP", or you'll have to > alter your search to be "windowsxp" or "windows*" or "win*". > >> i used beagle 0.2.9 on ubuntu, build from source. >> this evening i tried to build 0.2.10 but had to build gmime-sharp 2.2.0 >> myself, since ubuntus version is only 2.1.19. > > The change is actually artificial, because I didn't want to depend on > software listed as "unstable". (GMime follows the kernel versioning > scheme.) You can change the requirement in the "configure.in" back down > to 2.1.19 if you want and run "autoreconf" and rebuild. > > Thanks, > Joe _______________________________________________ Dashboard-hackers mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/dashboard-hackers
