> Try again, search for "into" -> doesn't get found.
> Maybe it was the camelcase tokenizer:
> Web Page_ Caching_into_ Attachment + the stemmer?
That certainly would explain the observed behavior. Thanks!!!
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> > Hmm, strange. How did you test that? I did a quick test and it
> > didn't find a single word if the title was made of words connected
> > with underscores.
>
> Thanks for the rapid response!!! I implemented the patch and it works great.
> To answer your question about how I tested this on th
>> If the page had been named "SandP Invtools Yield Curves" or even
>> "SandP InvtoolsYieldCurves" then the search term would be able to
>> find it. I notice that the MoinMoin web site does not exhibit the
>> same behavior. It searches the way I want our wiki to be able to
>> search. So there’s ho
Hi Bobby,
hi Xapian indexing users,
try this:
http://paste.pocoo.org/show/276587/
Patch is for current moin/1.9 repo, but likely also works for recent
releases. It changes the tokenizer, so it also splits words at
underscores.
You need to fully rebuild xapian index and restart moin to try it.
On Fri, 2010-10-15 at 18:22 -0500, Bobby Baucom wrote:
> Using MoinMoin 1.9.2 & Xapian and having a problem with searches. When
> we were using MoinMoin 1.5.x my users created lots of pages with
> underscores in the page name.
Well, back then, moin mapped blank to underscore. Initially we thought
Using MoinMoin 1.9.2 & Xapian and having a problem with searches. When we
were using MoinMoin 1.5.x my users created lots of pages with underscores in
the page name. We converted to 1.9.2 and now they are complaining about
searches not finding pages. When doing a title search on a word or phrase
wi
