> -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of > Nathan Bullock > Sent: Wednesday, November 19, 2003 12:46 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Feature requests/comments > > I have been using plucker for a few months now and I > love it. Anyway a couple of comments. > > Is there anyway to make it so that bookmarks are > global instead of local to one document?
Er, *why*? Are you looking for a bookmark file that you can use as an index into individual documents? This makes no sense to me otherwise. I have hundreds of Plucker docs on an expansion card. Most of them are unrelated, so a global index wouldn't do anything useful. > Second, is there anyway to create links between > documents? (This isn't very important but can be > nice.) At the moment, I don't believe so. > Third, has anyone looked into improving the search > capabilities of plucker? Namely generating an index > for a document when it is plucked, and then being able > to search all documents based on these index files. I > would love comments on this and I would be willing to > help implement something like this, if the learning > curve isn't to steep and if I could get a clear > direction where this could go and if it would be > useful. What sort of index did you have in mind? Frankly, this sounds like something better done on the desktop than the PDA. Select a group of files, feed them to the parser with a spec defining the sort of index you wanted, and let it create Plucker documents and an index file for same. I wouldn't expect it any time soon, however... > Fourth, smaller documents. Is bzip2 or gzip any better > than zlib? I now that the reader I have come from used > documents that were about 10-20% smaller. Not a big > deal though. IIRC, Zlib uses the same compression algorithm as gzip. I don't believe bzip2 is doable on a Palm device. By default, Plucker uses compressiion equivalent to Palm "doc" files. If you have Zlib installed on the PDA, you can tell the desktop to use high compression, and get gzip equivalent results. > Thank You to everyone who helped create plucker. > Nathan ______ Dennis _______________________________________________ plucker-dev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.rubberchicken.org/mailman/listinfo/plucker-dev
