On Sep 15, 2006, at 7:00 AM, Karsten Hilbert wrote:
My knee-jerk reaction would be, why, of course, dump it into doc_obj.data. While this would certainly work and not lose any data I'll wager a paraphrasing of the question: How to store a text blob as a document and not lose *information*
Is the issue that an effective search process must easily figure out the method needed to look inside a particular object, but plain text file content does not itself say, for example, "I am an ASCII text file"?
- Convert the text into UTFx, create a unicode file with the proper start of file marker and store that into doc_obj.data.
Does GNUmed have --- or is it in future intended to have --- a search process that, based on start of file markers inside objects, can easily determine a method to do e.g. boolean searches inside the object(s), facilitated by some kind of re-usable open source plug-in?
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