According to Alexey Rodriguez:
> i already indexed the spanish documents, thanks.
> i have another problem now: a vast majority of people using the
> search service that i'll provide, do not have a good ortography. So i need
> a way to provide mixed search to accented and not accented words. That
> will be useful for example for people trying to find "matem�tica"
> providing the word "matematica".
> i briefly browsed the faq and i could't find anything related to
> this. I think there is not a fuzzy algorithm for this purpose. Maybe it
> could be possible to addapt espa~nol.aff to transform accented words to
> not accented words and viceversa.
> i will gladly accept any help :)
You should apply the accents algorithm patch to 3.1.5. It's at
ftp://sol.ccsf.cc.ca.us/htdig-patches/3.1.5/accents.0
and can be applied from within the main htdig-3.1.5 source directory using
"patch -p1 < /path/to/accents.0". You'll then have to rerun ./configure,
make and make install.
Then you'll need to run "htfuzzy accents" after every run of htdig and
htmerge (or rundig), to refresh the accented word database. You'll also
have to add the "accents" algorithm to your search_algorithm definition
in htdig.conf.
The accents algorithm is already included in 3.2.0b2, so if that's the
version you're running, you just need to enable it and make the database.
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