Sorry, I meant Andi - I can't type.

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Hello Andi,

> I'm afraid that going the Lucy route is the same tradeoff: a port, diverging
> from Java Lucene, with its own set of bugs, always behind Lucene core
> development.

Well understood.

> Lucy, however, is written in C and could gain significant momentum by serving
> as a base for all other such wrapper ports (Python, Ruby, Perl, Lisp, etc...)

> Time should tell...

Lucy's author said in Lucy list that it won't be available until
a few months later. So yeah, we'll see.

BTW David, is there a list of classes that PyLucene didn't implement?
For example, is CJKAnalyzer available in PyLucene?

Jack


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