[ On Wed, 9 May 2001, Maxime Zakharov wrote: ]
MZ> > SK> DL> Will it simply think these wirds having an incorrect sepelling and (in
case of
MZ> > SK> DL> IspellIncorrectFactor 1) use they 'as is' in indexing?
MZ> > SK>
MZ> > SK> It can correctly deterimine the multilanguage documents.
MZ> >
MZ> > How will it determine, what the language to use as "secondary".
MZ> > I.e. how can it guess, for example, have I english, french or latin phrase in
MZ> > russian text?
MZ>
MZ> by HTML attribute "lang".
MZ> For example,
MZ>
MZ> <p lang="en">Testing. This is simple.</p>.
MZ>
MZ> will considered as english text, regardless document language.
And what if a site having many texts uploaded by users?
Have I manualy edit all they satting "lang" attributes? :)
Have I demand it from uploader? They will not.
What if I have to index texts placed somewhere in the internet, not locally?
What if a site contains texts of many books (something like www.lib.ry, for
example)?
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Danil Lavrentyuk
Communiware.net
Programmer
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