On Mon, 2009-09-14 at 10:25 -0500, Olemis Lang wrote:

> Firstly I experience the same issues .

That is some sort of consolation. Glad to heat this, if you know what I
mean.

> > Um, are punctuation white space?
> 
> No but if you specify `the it is in the here; but is it, here, the &
> is in the it; here`
> 
> Then Trac splits that text (by discarding whitespaces ;o) and takes
> the individual words as keywords; so you'll get back `here;` and `it;`
> and, and ...
> 
> > If they were,
> 
> No, so I dont follow this ;o)

For the purpose of tags, whitespace should be extended (surely not a
complete list) to include '":;.,()[]{}!?

I know of no words that contain these characters. Sentences and phrases,
yes. Words, no. And tags refer to words, not sentences or phrases.

Since whitespace are the points at which items are split, and whitespace
is discarded:

        here here;

would both evaluate to the tag:

        here

I am guessing some of my whitespace list is already used for the purpose
of tags. Like the period and the comma. Or so it seems.

> > Where do the tags that the TagsPlugin uses (especially for the TagCloud)
> > come from?
> >
> 
> Some people say that some aliens have introduced them inside eggs so
> that they be born at the right time thus ensuring their total
> domination of Trac-land ...
> 
> ... but I've discovered (Nobel-prize is on the way ;o) that tags are
> contributed by extensions, and in the specific case of Wiki pages and
> tickets, they are exactly the keywords . So, if keywords are splitted
> and parsed just like I mentionned before then the same results will be
> propagated to the labels of the different tags.
> 
> >> > Have I missed some obvious setting. I do not see anything on the
> >> > TagsPlugin web page that addresses this.
> >> >
> >>
> >> ... IMO not a TagsPlugin issue ...
> >
> > OK. Where might the problem be?
> >
> 
> IMO ... keywords parser in Trac core

OK. So I guess the current behavior is integral to Trac's sanity and
functionality, and thus cannot be changed without destroying life as we
now know it. Too bad. A tag cloud would have been a nice thing.

--
Roger Oberholtzer



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