[Aside re: searching the archives of this list:
Does anyone else think Mark Logic ought to be providing a search
interface for its own public mailing lists? Kick me if I'm crazy, but
it just seems like it might be a nice show piece. Did I miss it?]
I was looking for an answer to the following conundrum (new in 3.1.-3.1):
I have nodes that look like:
<illustration
image-doc-uri="/opr/t0001/e0001/images/t0001.aaron-hank.01.jpg">
...
When I execute the search:
cts:search (//illustration,
cts:element-attribute-word-query (xs:QName("illustration"),
xs:QName("image-doc-uri"),
"t0001.aaron-hank.01.jpg"))
I get no results! Which seems wrong to me.
Expanding on this, I tried replacing the text "t0001.aaron-hank.01.jpg"
with other things, with the results indicated:
"aaron-hank" MATCHES
"t0001" MATCHES
"t0001.aaron-hank" NO MATCH
Thinking there might be a punctuation-related problem, I tried:
"t0001 aaron hank 01 jpg", but NO MATCH
Then I thought maybe it has something to do with periods marking phrase
boundaries? Although I had never heard of any such thing. However:
"/opr/t0001" MATCHES
"/opr/t0001/e0001" NO MATCH
"t0001/e0001" MATCHES
!!!
I am surmising that a word can contain only a single punctuation mark??
And something wacky is going on with phrase boundaries?? I can't intuit
the rules governing this - can anyone elucidate? Is this a bug?
Again - this is new behavior in 3.1-3.1. In 3.0.6 the very first query
worked as expected, matching the single node listed above.
-Mike
PS: I also tried messing around with attribute-value-query and wildcards
and couldn't get things working there either :-(
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