On 23.10.2006, at 06:32, David Balmain wrote:
> Hi Andy,
>
> This works for me so I'll need a little more info to solve the
> problem. First, try running this:
>
> [...]
>
> i = Ferret::I.new(:analyzer => Analyzer.new)
>
> i << "A sentence to analyze"
>
> puts i.search("analyze")
>
> If that works, try and track down where in your code ferret is seg-
> faulting.
Dave,
thanks for the hint. I was using the add_document method instead of
<< to add documents to the index. Changing the above code to
i = Ferret::I.new()
i.addDocument("A sentence to analyze", Analyzer.new)
still works fine.
However, changing my original code to use the << method (and
specifying the Analyzer with Index.new) solves the problem. I didn't
manage to distill a concise test case from my code to reproduce the
segfault. And hey, why bother, it works just fine now :)
Thanks again,
Andy
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