Hi!
On 28.08.2008, at 18:24, Marvin Humphrey wrote:
[..]
There are superficial differences in the implementations of
individual classes. For instance, Ferret provides several different
Tokenizer classes; KinoSearch provides one, based on a regex pattern
matching one token.
# KinoSearch version of WhiteSpaceTokenizer
tokenizer = Tokenizer.new(:pattern => "\\S+")
That's pretty simple ;) With Ferret I can use custom tokenizers to
inject additional terms at the same offset (i.e., synonyms), is there
another way to achieve that with KinoSearch?
[..]
Do you happen to know if Dave is likely to work on Ferret again
someday?
I know he would like to. However, I hope to persuade him to return
to his work on Lucy. :)
whatever, as long as it's as powerful and easy to use as Ferret and
has ruby bindings I'm all for it :)
Cheers,
Jens
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