At 18:04 25.03.2002, Stas Bekman wrote:
Bill Moseley wrote:
At 01:20 PM 03/25/02 +0800, Stas Bekman wrote:
That changes means searching for "Registry" won't find "Apache::Registry".
Play with that and see if you like it better.
hmm, can we teach swish-e some special logics? e.g. can we tell swish-e to take any perl module that it sees (i.e. a::b) and split it into words but still search for parts and whole module names?
So Apache::Registry would get indexed as these three words?
1 apache::registry
2 apache
3 registry
Of course we can, it's open source, after all ;)
My guess is it would be easier to do in perl. SwishProgParameters.pl has
HTML::TreeBuilder code -- I suppose once the new documents are created
could traverse the HTML tree and use a regular expression to match module
names and add additional content by splitting on /::/.
What do you think?
Sounds good to me, but before we talk about feasibility. Will this give good intuitive results? I think the :: special case will help a lot for the perl related code.
Yes, this is very important. Imagine you're looking for something talking about registry scripts. You search for "registry", you don't get Apache::Registry, and you search for Apache::Registry, you don't get the common "registry scripts" expression. So this is definitely very important.
of course. That's exactly the idea :)
Another issue of the search I'd like to address is that the packet of results that come back is a little problematic: the mixture of code which cannot be formatted and text is a mess, and you're easily turned off byt it. I suggest that we make it search through the code sections (as it's still pretty important), but we don't show the code listing on the results page.
I suggest the following solution: if you meet a <pre> tag and no closing </pre> tag we add it.
Do you think this is possible Bill? Assuming that all the HTML is proper (no text without enclosing <p>),
we can always tell which text is not HTML (i.e. <pre>) am I right?
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