Hi Arunesh,

I'd need something like findByTitle(namespace, title) in zimlib: It returns an iterator pointing to the lexicographically next article. I'd like to use this to implement an auto suggest
feature (Same as in online wikipedia search box).
Note: While for auto suggest iterating forward is necessary, for other features it would be good if it is also
possible to iterate backward (same as in zimlib).

One other thing which may be currently missing is support for title and url search/get article functionality. It looks to me the right now everything operates on urls and not on titles. For searching it is necessary to also have title based functions. (Like findByTitle). Note that while currently in most zimfiles urls have the form 'Namespace'/'Title', this is not guaranteed,
the url could be completely different from the title.

Regarding performance, have you missed Brion's and my results posted in this thread? (They may be only in the [email protected] and not in the [email protected] list)


Best regards,
Christian


Am 05.10.2011 08:22, schrieb Arunesh Mathur:
Hi Christian,
You can look at getDirectoryInfo(String articleName, char namespace) in ZimReader.java This'll return null if there is the article doesn't exist, else the DirectoryEntry object. (Is this what you were looking for?)

Actually I plan on adding more features if required. Do you think there are any missing, when compared to zimlib? If yes, could you list them?

Have you tested zimreader-java on an Android phone? How is it's performance?

On Mon, Oct 3, 2011 at 11:10 PM, Christian Pühringer <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

    Hi Arunesh,

    Firstly, thank you again for doing the java port.

    I've one question regarding the features of the port:
    Is there or do you plan to add a feature for iterating over the index?
    (Similar to find/findByTitle in C++ zimlib)
    This would be required to add some auto complete feature to the phonegap 
app.

    Best regards,
    Christian

    Am 24.09.2011 14 <tel:24.09.2011%2014>:42, schrieb Arunesh Mathur:
    Yes, images are not compressed in ZIM files, as Emmanuel pointed out.

    Also, I have tried decompressing a LZMA compressed file on an Android
    phone (HTC Wildfire to be precise), and the decompression speed is not a
    problem.

    LZMA-Java is under frequent development by Lasse Collin, so we should
    make sure that the latest code is used.

    On Sat, Sep 24, 2011 at 6:00 PM, Emmanuel Engelhart
    <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

        On 24/09/2011 14:24, Christian Pühringer wrote:
        > The JAVA liblzma performance is pretty bad: To increase efficiency of
        > compression in the zim-format articles (and also all
        > other data like images) are stored in clusters. Cluster size is
        apparently about
        > 1 MB. This implies that loading an article
        > which is stored at the end of a cluster involves decompressing the
        complete
        > cluster.

        Images should not be compressed in ZIM files for the obvious reasons
        they mainly are already compressed. This is the case for all ZIM files I
        made. As far as I know this is also the case for Mediawiki:Collection
        build ZIM files.

        Emmanuel


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