Hi Benjamin Well, the indexing is not particularly complex. The user selects the documentation root directory of the local installation, and then I search from there downwards for a variety of file types (.html,.lzx,.txt) and indexes each word in those files. A tally is kept of the frequency with which each word occurs in a particular file.
Once the indexing is finished, when the reference window is made aware of the currently selected element, the reference window displays the list of files where that word occurs (ordered in descending order by frequency). The list is a list of hyperlinks - when a link is clicked the selected file is opened with the the default browser. This way I do not have to incorporate any of the actual Laszlo documentatation within the IDE (in case Laszlo would object on grounds of copyright infringement) Bernard Benjamin Shine wrote: > > > Can you share your mechanism for indexing the laszlo documentation? > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/new-visual-IDE-tf4821075.html#a13875162 Sent from the OpenLaszlo - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
