At 11:11 PM +0100 1/4/00, MSQL user wrote:
>This is a good point. I stopped reading the maillist some time ago since
>I had "some" work on my desk. Now I'm reading it again and I am
>completely out of sync. There are so many classes, objects, files etc.
>
>And the 3.2 series are not quite compatible with 3.1 series.
Well the databases aren't compatible, that's correct. There are many
new classes, but the resulting shuffle has made it a bit easier
(IMHO) to find the code you want.
I will take a breather from coding and write up an architecture
overview. But I'm also wearing too many hats right now, so this won't
happen until we can get 3.2.0b1 out the door.
>- retrieving a document
>- put the words in the database
>- assign a score to them
>(In that order, am I still on track?).
Um yes, but many of the details have changed. For example, it puts
*all* the words into the word database. It *doesn't* store a fixed
score for a word, instead it calculates that on-the-fly in htsearch.
I understand the frustration--I haven't had a whole lot of time to
pour through some of the new code myself. (Without a good testing
framework, I really don't see this as a good thing though.) That's
why I want to get to writing...
(Plus I write text faster than I can write code. ;-)
-Geoff
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