Hi Sebi,
1. I've just added necessary methods.
$index-numDocs() may be used to retrieve number of non-deleted documents.
$index-maxDoc() returns one greater than the largest possible document
number (synonym for $index-count()).
2. I think, it's already a speed of PHP strings/objects
-- Romeo-Adrian Cioaba [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
(on Tuesday, 30 January 2007, 12:58 PM +0200):
i'm starting developing a web application and i'm thinking building it using
zend framework. i have php experience, but i haven't worked with zf before,
but
i understand the principle.
my
I see. You got good results. I want to have them too. I think there might be 1
problem: my computer performance.
For about 9000 docs, and with index optimized (using optimize() function) I get
a search (which returned about 70 docs) with a time of 1.5 sec. Anyway this is
slow. The interesting
Errors have been disabled for that domain, As to updates will have to
see if the person who did .15 for us can put together a more recent
package
On 1/30/07, Michael Caplan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For what it is worth, I'd rather a PEAR distribution of Zend FW. It
would be much more
Being very new to Zend FW, I'm curious why a maintained and segmented
(IE: each Zend FW component like Zend_Filter available independently)
PEAR distribution hasn't been a core distribution method. It seems like
it would be a logic step considering that Zend FW fits nicely into PEAR
packages. It
Hello,
The priority reason for setting up the PEAR channel, was to reach a
broader public, that would be testing our code, and thus gather more
feedback.
There have been numerous discussions about this in the past, and there
has been decided to stick to the idea of code reales of the whole
Hi Andries,
I would think that distributing via a PEAR channel would help reach a
broader public. Was that not the case?
Not to beat what I assume is a long dead discussion, I don't see the
connection between a need to release the whole codebase in steps VS
making each component available as
Hi bkarwin
rev. 3093:
http://framework.zend.com/fisheye/changelog/Zend_Framework/?cs=3093
Please fix...
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Index: library/Zend/Db/Adapter/Pdo/Mysql.php
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At silverorange we use some elements from the Zend Framework already.
All our other code is managed through PEAR channels (both ours and
PEAR's) and we'd love it if Zend Framework was also available through a
PEAR channel. This would make keeping up-to-date with Zend a lot easier
from our
Sebi wrote:
I see. You got good results. I want to have them too. I think there might be 1 problem: my computer performance.
For about 9000 docs, and with index optimized (using optimize() function) I get a search (which returned about 70 docs)
with a time of 1.5 sec. Anyway this is slow.
My computer description is:
AMD Athlon 2200+ (1.81 GHz),
RAM 512 MB,
HDD Seagate ST380011A 80GB Ultra DMA 5
PHP 5.1.6, I will attach its configuration file.
The execution time of the query is about 0.25 sec. I run the test 5 times.
I will attach my Index class, so you can have a
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