Scott,
Thanks so much for your thoughtful response. Things can get complicated
(especially with full text searching) when using formatted text.
What I really want to do is retain the formatting, to display in a HTML
file. The text out of the database would be wrapped by a basic HTML outter
docu
The fts module doesn't do anything "interesting" with embedded
meta-data in the interests of simplicity. Stripping the info out
before inserting is probably easiest, but has the downsides of
duplication (assuming you need to keep the raw data elsewhere), and it
means that queries involving snippet
Thank you for the pointers Alexandre and Alexey.
I spent about 30 minutes looking into the parser, and it looks like it is a
possibility. I'll require a more in-depth understanding in order to do
this. I would probably start with the simple parser, and go from there.
> I think to prepare html b
Hello!
On Tuesday 10 March 2009 06:16:16 Alexandre Courbot wrote:
> Never did this myself, but I think you can do what you need by writing
> your own tokenizer:
>
> http://www.sqlite.org/cvstrac/fileview?f=sqlite/ext/fts3/README.tokenizers
It's not good advice for a few documented module.
I thin
Never did this myself, but I think you can do what you need by writing
your own tokenizer:
http://www.sqlite.org/cvstrac/fileview?f=sqlite/ext/fts3/README.tokenizers
Alex.
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I've been looking into the full text search capabilities of SQLite and it
looks like exactly what I need. Cool stuff, especially in the confines of
all the other great features of SQLite.
The question is if I could put formatted text in a text field, and not have
that show up in a full text searc
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