[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We're using the internals of ZCatalog to do searching stuff in our Python
Product. I've managed to get it working at a basic level by constructing a
Catalog instance and adding indexes and calling searchResults(). Only now I
need to get into more advanced features,
Casey Duncan wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We're using the internals of ZCatalog to do searching stuff in our Python
Product. I've managed to get it working at a basic level by constructing a
Catalog instance and adding indexes and calling searchResults(). Only now I
need to get
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tried both
my_catalog = Catalog(GlobbingLexicon())
and
my_catalog = Catalog(Vocabulary(globbing=1))
and neither resulted in any calls to any GlobbingLexicon methods!
Richard
Catalog doesn't take the Vocabulary object itself as an
Casey Duncan wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tried both
my_catalog = Catalog(GlobbingLexicon())
and
my_catalog = Catalog(Vocabulary(globbing=1))
and neither resulted in any calls to any GlobbingLexicon methods!
Richard
Catalog doesn't take the Vocabulary
Catalog doesn't take the Vocabulary object itself as an argument. It
takes the (string) id of an acquirable Vocabulary. If you don't specify
a string, it creates a standard non-globbing lexicon (Although a
ZCatalog creates a globbing lexicon, go figure). Something like this
should work
