Christopher Petrilli writes:
>
> I do try to find things. I've also
> fixed untold numbers of bugs that were easy to do (there are some that are
> structural and will have to wait), and 2.3 will have a *substantially*
> better Catalog.
That is very good news!
Dieter
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OK. that clears a lot up. Im guessing that you can query all indexes that
intersect with your query set( UNION ) by using the syntax Steve mentioned.
( or
something like that ).
as for the "unpredictable results", I found that querying the index produces
different results every time I queried
Josh Zeidner writes:
>
> However, Dieter says that it is not yet possible to
> query for more than one keyword at once.
At least, it was not my intention to say such a thing.
You can search for several keywords at once,
but the result is the *UNION* of the results
for the single ke
On 12/17/00 3:48 AM, "Dieter Maurer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You either have to extend ZCatalog or wait some time.
> There are different people working on ZCatalog enhancements.
At DC, I'm the one working on almost all of it right now, so if people else
where are working on Zcatalog enhance
Hello,
Thanks for all the replies. Its seems there are two conflicting answers
to my questions. Steve Alexander says that it is possible to query indexes
using the syntax . However, Dieter says that it is not yet possible to
query for more than one keyword at once. It seems to me that t
Josh Zeidner writes:
> OK. Is it possible to query keyword indexes for several keywords at once?
Not that I know of.
You either have to extend ZCatalog or wait some time.
There are different people working on ZCatalog enhancements.
>Again, I am reporting a bug
You already know the
Josh Zeidner wrote:
>
> As for the ( MediaKeywords in ['ouch'] ) this is featured on a Zope
> article about keyword indexes and it should be updated.
You're right. The HOWTO at
http://www.zope.org/Members/AlexR/KeywordIndexes
has "in" instead of "=" in the last example. So,
should read
Thanks for the reply.
As for the ( MediaKeywords in ['ouch'] ) this is featured on a Zope article
about keyword indexes and it should be updated.
>Josh Zeidner writes:
> >
> > This seems like the obvious result: BUT: it depends if you want a
>AND/OR
> > type search.
>ZCatalog combin
Josh Zeidner writes:
>
> This seems like the obvious result: BUT: it depends if you want a AND/OR
> type search.
ZCatalog combines several search terms for a single index with
"OR" and search expressions for different indexes with
an "AND".
Dieter
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Hi Josh,
I use KeywordIndexes a lot.
Just for kicks, I implemented what you describe below in Zope2.3 grabbed
fresh from CVS just now.
I used DTML Documents for the objects to catalog, and I added a lines
property called KW to each one.
I queried the catalog using syntax like
or
Jo
Hello,
I did a little more investigiation into the problem, and couldnt really
find any documentation anywhere on what the actual semantics are of keywords
and how they are queried. For instance:
I have three classes and each has an keyword index named KW:
ObjectOne:KW = ['one','blue
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