On 1/23/07, lasizoillo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Merquery is focused in django. Maybe > http://swapoff.org/wiki/pyndexter (pyndexter) would be a > better solution. > > Excuse my worse english. > > 2007/1/23, chiangf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > > Has anyone actually employed a full-text search that they like? I was > > reading another thread and there were many tools listed (hype, > > pylucene, merquery, etc.), but it seemed that either no one could get > > it working (hype), didn't like it (pylucene), or it hasn't actually > > started yet (merquery). > > > > My database right now is MySQL so I can't implement the Postgres > > tsearch2 either. > > > > Does anyone have any suggestions / implementations that they have used > > and liked? > > > > Kind of surprised that no one has mentioned htdig. I've accessed(shelling a cmd line and parsing the results) it from a number of languages (the major P's) If I recall correctly htdig 4 uses cLucene. I don't normally index the site proper, I create a shadow indexing structure and index that since almost all of the sites I've done have been data driven and that way I can completely control what content is being indexed.
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