I'm not using it, but of course I do use external parsers.
On that subject, though, the only feature request that I would have
would be native support for PDF indexing since it is such a common
format (and I've never been particularly satisfied with the results of
external parsers).
Ted Stresen-Reuter
On Apr 6, 2006, at 10:05 PM, Arnone, Anthony wrote:
Hello all:
Doing development on the new ht://Dig 4.0, I was just wondering how
many people out there use an external parser to output individual
chunks of documents on individual lines (if you take a look at
http://htdig.org/attrs.html#external_parsers you’ll see the options).
Unfortunately, this “old” style is incompatible with how the retriever
now works. There is no way to handle these lines one at a time, since
documents are parsed all at once with the new UTF8 internal html
parser (the got_* functions are gone).
To still support this method would require constructing an html
document from scratch and then handing it to the parser. Note that the
external _converters_ will still work no problem, as long as they can
be chained to either text/plain or text/html.
So, what do people think? Should ht://Dig continue to support this? Is
anyone actually using this option? Let me know.
Anthony Arnone
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