Thank you, Mike--that's so very agreeable--yes, per-query control
language awareness would be most useful! Given a form that accepts a
query string input and a language selector that includes an "all"
option, the desired behavior is language-specific tokenization, in
this case, for English and French; Danny demystified the search recall
logic, but lib-parser doesn't provide the full support, yet, to get
the most out of the French language module--currently I'm using the
overloaded lp:get-cts-query() that grabs $options at the 3rd argument;
maybe another overload with a 4th argument, or perhaps take the hint
from the lang option if supplied?
Thanks,
Shannon
On Oct 8, 2008, at 5:29 PM, Michael Blakeley wrote:
Today, lib-parser calls cts:tokenize() without the language
argument, so it always uses the database default language. So the
tokenization is language-aware, but there's no per-query control
over which language it uses.
If per-query control over language awareness would be useful, how
would you like to express it? As another (optional) argument to
lp:get-cts-query()?
I'm a little concerned about maintaining a distinction between
cts:query term-level language, vs the language passed to
cts:tokenize() in lp:get-cts-query-element(). But if it's useful
functionality, let's figure out how to add it.
-- Mike
Shannon wrote:
Hi,
Does anyone know whether lib-parser has support for language-aware
tokenization, for lp:get-cts-query specifically?
Thanks,
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