on Monday, August 14, 2000 Jean Jordaan wrote :
JJ This works great, but returns only the
JJ found objects and the cached properties specified in the
JJ MetaDate Table.
JJ Wouldn't it be great to be able to give just a line or two
JJ of context from the full text, the way Google does? I
Hi Geir
make a pythonmethod that returns the first 200 letters or
something of the text ,
I've already got a pretty structured-text "Abstract" field
that tells about the document, but I'd like to *see* the
sentence on page 67 or wherever in a document where my
term matches, so I know
Jean Jordaan wrote:
I've already got a pretty structured-text "Abstract" field
that tells about the document, but I'd like to *see* the
sentence on page 67 or wherever in a document where my
term matches, so I know whether it's mentioned in passing
or really important ..
erk... that's a
Dunno if Catalog can do it either .. not even if I do include the
fulltext in the MetaData Table. 'Cause the hit will have come
from the indexed text, so it has no way of knowing *which* hit in
the original fulltext it was .. right?
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jean
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Jean Jordaan wrote:
Dunno if Catalog can do it either .. not even if I do include the
fulltext in the MetaData Table. 'Cause the hit will have come
from the indexed text, so it has no way of knowing *which* hit in
the original fulltext it was .. right?
Yeah, but there may be some
On Mon, 14 Aug 2000 13:04:49 +0100, Chris Withers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Jean Jordaan wrote:
I've already got a pretty structured-text "Abstract" field
that tells about the document, but I'd like to *see* the
sentence on page 67 or wherever in a document where my
term matches, so I know
Hi Toby
If you really do have a 67 page document,
For the sake of the argument, that was page 67 of a 149-page
document ..
it would be better to store each page in its own ZODB
object, and index each page individually.
Well, the number of pages depends on the formatting .. but it
might
Hello,
I may be clueless and out of my league here and I haven't read the
sources so I don't know... Well enough of a disclaimer. :)
Is there anything in there which can provide the seek or byte position
of the hit within text object? If so, it shouldn't be too difficult to
read X bytes before
Hello,
I may be clueless and out of my league here and I haven't read the
sources so I don't know... Well enough of a disclaimer. :)
Is there anything in there which can provide the seek or byte position
of the hit within text object? If so, it shouldn't be too difficult to
read X bytes before
On Mon, 14 Aug 2000, Jimmie Houchin wrote:
I may be clueless and out of my league here and I haven't read the
sources so I don't know... Well enough of a disclaimer. :)
I *have* read the ZCatalog/SearchIndex sources, but I don't understand
this part of it yet (or really that much of it at
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