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Ship it!


Lets get this into master.

- Vishesh Handa


On Sept. 12, 2013, 4:52 p.m., Denis Steckelmacher wrote:
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> (Updated Sept. 12, 2013, 4:52 p.m.)
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> Review request for Nepomuk.
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> Description
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> This patch adds two fields to Nepomuk2::Query::Term: "position" and "length". 
> By default, they are zero and everything works as before. This change is 
> binary- and source-compatible.
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> The in-development Nepomuk query parser (GSoC 2013 project) uses these fields 
> to map parsed terms to the original user query string. By traversing the 
> parse tree (a tree of And, Or and Comparison terms), it is therefore possible 
> to match every term with a piece of input, that can be highlighted 
> accordingly. For instance, each ComparisonTerm can have a different color, 
> its subTerm being rendered using a bold font (like in "sent to *Jimmy*").
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> This patch also makes the QuerySerializer serialize the positional 
> information, for debug purposes. This information is not read-back by the 
> deserializer, as the modification would be fairly intrusive, and there is no 
> need to deserialize positional information if the original user query is lost.
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> 
> Diffs
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>   libnepomukcore/query/term.h 114baa3 
>   libnepomukcore/query/term.cpp cfb41f4 
>   libnepomukcore/query/term_p.h 6d92b48 
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> Diff: http://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/111274/diff/
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> Testing
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> The query parser (https://github.com/steckdenis/nepomukqueryparser) is able 
> to store positional information into terms, and this information is valid. 
> The query "files related to mails sent by John, dated of last week" produces 
> the following term tree:
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> <and position="0" length="55">
>     <type position="0" length="5" uri="FileDataObject"/>
>     <comparison position="6" length="30" property="relatedTo" comparator="=" 
> inverted="false">
>         <and position="0" length="35">
>             <type position="17" length="5" uri="Message"/>
>             <comparison position="23" length="12" property="messageFrom" 
> comparator=":" inverted="false">
>                 <literal position="31" length="4" datatype="string">
>                     John
>                 </literal>
>             </comparison>
>         </and>
>     </comparison>
>     <and position="46" length="9">
>         <comparison position="46" length="9" property="fileLastModified" 
> comparator="&gt;=" inverted="false">
>             <literal position="46" length="9" datatype="dateTime">
>                 2013-06-16T22:00:00.002Z
>             </literal>
>         </comparison>
>         <comparison position="46" length="9" property="fileLastModified" 
> comparator="&lt;=" inverted="false">
>             <literal position="46" length="9" datatype="dateTime">
>                 2013-06-23T20:00:00.002Z
>             </literal>
>         </comparison>
>     </and>
> </and>
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> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Denis Steckelmacher
> 
>

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