Depends on your needs. ZCTextIndex is very easy to use and supports
relevance
ranking, TextIndexNG is supposed to be some kind of
eier-legende-wollmilch-sau.
Compare the features and make your choice.
-aj
isn't TextIndexNG much better with international character encodings
and that stuff?
ZCTextIndex is to become the full replacement for old TextIndex. There are a
couple of outstanding patches for making the ZCTextIndex splitter, etc.
locale friendly. Whether those solve your problem I don't know.
We are happy to improve ZCTextIndex for international use, however we at Zope
In the original design of ZCTextIndex we (PythonLabs mostly) considered
stemming and found that it has been found to have dubious value in many
information theorists views (The fact that Google does no stemming was also a
factor in the decision). So we decided to leave it out entirely.
Joachim Werner wrote:
Does it make sense to get ZCTextIndex fixed (there seems to be a patch in
the collector already) or should I go with TextIndexNG? If yes, is it ready
for production environments?
hi,
I've submitted a patch for locale-support for ZCTextIndex:
The main reason I have not merged this already is that I lack a sample to make
a new test with. If someone can provide me with some content samples that
break now, but work with the patch, I will make a new test and checkin the
fix for 2.7 perhaps 2.6.1 if desired.
-Casey
On Friday 08
Casey Duncan wrote:
The main reason I have not merged this already is that I lack a sample to make
a new test with. If someone can provide me with some content samples that
break now, but work with the patch, I will make a new test and checkin the
fix for 2.7 perhaps 2.6.1 if desired.
-Casey
Hi!
Some additional remarks: While making the splitting dependent on the locale
settings (as done in the old TextIndex) helps with most use cases, I'm not
sure if that is the right thing to do in the long run. Locale settings are
good for client software, i.e. if you want to have a program behave
--On Freitag, 8. November 2002 19:49 +0100 Joachim Werner
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Hi!
Some additional remarks: While making the splitting dependent on the
locale settings (as done in the old TextIndex) helps with most use cases,
I'm not sure if that is the right thing to do in the long run.
I'm using mounted storage.. Whenever my Zope server restarts, it takes 30 seconds
after the first web hit before it's really up and running because testConnection() is
called by somebody.
1. Why does testConnection() take 30 seconds to run, or is it something else?
2. Why is testConnection()
OK
How about this for the TODO list for ExternalFile:
Create a facility whereby ExternalFiles must be created
within a set of allowed directory(ies), specified in
.../etc/allowedDirectories.txt
For example:
#
# helpful comment goes here
#
/ # allow everything
#
Or:
#
Brian R Brinegar writes:
We've had requests from several of our users for the ability to have a
drop in page counter within zope. However creating a page counter python
script which increments some value in zope will bloat the ZODB.
Solutions exist where values are stored on the file
Craeg K Strong writes:
I am trying to add some unit tests for my XMLTransform product
that test URL to Zope object traversal. For example, I want
to ensure that one XSLT (a zope object) can include another using
xsl:include ../foo.xsl/
Zope should transform the above into a
On Friday 08 November 2002 01:55 pm, Dieter Maurer wrote:
Brian R Brinegar writes:
We've had requests from several of our users for the ability to have a
drop in page counter within zope. However creating a page counter python
script which increments some value in zope will bloat the
The zdaemon package contains a bunch of dead wood, or decoys, as Jim
would call it, that I'd like to remove. AFAICT, Heartbeat.py is not
used anywhere. At least not in the Zope sources -- maybe there are
outside users??? And ZDaemonLogging.py is a very thin layer on top of
zLOG -- can I get rid
Grant K Rauscher writes:
recently I noticed that methods for retrieving user roles are affected
by the URL from which the user logged in using basic authentication (as
opposed to the location of the user account).
This is how the HTTP 1/1 specification requires it to be.
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