Hi Kathrin > we looked into this ages ago and it didn't seem possible to achieve > both - treating hyphen (-) as a space and not a space at the same > time. Maybe we missed something - If there is a solution, I'd be > interested in a how-to! :)
Just to clarify: We don't want to treat hyphen as a space. We just want to ignore/omit it while searching. (Well, maybe the "vice versa" part of my e-mail is not all too sophisticated...)
So "Sinti-Swing" would NOT become "Sinti Swing" (as it is actually the case) but just "SintiSwing". Of course, a search term like "Sinti Swing" should just stay unaltered as there is no hyphen in it anyway.
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On 24.09.19 20:47, Michael Kuhn wrote:Hi David Many thanks for your reply and the hints! After a standard installation of Koha 18.11 the CHR indexing is used, thus the configuration is done in file "word-phrase-utf.chr". A catalog search * for "Sintiswing" shows 1 hit * for "Sinti-Swing" shows 18 hits, the hyphen is used as a breaking character, so any record containing "Sinti-Swing" or "Sinti" and "Swing" is found, but not "Sintiswing" I changed the following line, omitting the hyphen (between comma and dot): space {\001-\040}!"#$%&'\()*+,./:;<=>?@\[\\]^_`\{|}~’{\x88-\x89}{\x98-\x9C}¡¿«» After a Zebra reindexing a catalog search * for "Sintiswing" shows 1 hit * for "Sinti-Swing" now shows only 8 hits, the hyphen is no more used as a breaking character, so any record containing "Sinti Swing" or "Sinti-Swing" is found, but not "Sintiswing" I also tried to add "map (-) @" but this leads to the original results. In short: My change of configuration didn't lead to the desired result... If searching for "Sintiswing" also "Sinti-Swing" should be found, and vice versa. This is not the case. Since I couldn't find any documentation about CHR indexing - does anyone know where to find out more about the CHR way of indexing? Best wishes: Michael_______________________________________________ Koha mailing list http://koha-community.org [email protected] https://lists.katipo.co.nz/mailman/listinfo/koha
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