RE: cvs commit: jakarta-lucene build.xml

Hi, I'm ok with either solution, provided that there's an easy and well documented way to override default properties (specifically javacc.home, which I think started this thread). Another option would be having only default properties in build.xml (the ones that should never be changed) and us

RE: building lucene

Hi, This issue has been discussed some time ago and Erik Hatcher sent a patch proposing the definition of all properties in build.xml and letting users customize their environment (javacc.home, etc.) in build.properties. IMO, this is the best solution to address this issue but I haven't seen an

RE: QueryParser.parse javadoc

Hi Geir, TokenMgrError is thrown by JavaCC. In a previous message, I've suggested catching it and rethrowing as a ParseException but nobody seemed to agree so I changed my suggestion to include it in the javadoc. In my particular case, I catch TokenMgrError and handle it like I do with ParseExc

RE: QueryParser.parse javadoc

so please let me know if this is wrong) and to the Javadoc. > > Otis > > > --- Daniel Calvo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > > > Since you're fixing some javadocs for the next release, how about > > including @throws ParseException and @t

QueryParser.parse javadoc

Hi, Since you're fixing some javadocs for the next release, how about including @throws ParseException and @throws TokenMgrError in QueryParser.parse javadoc? ParseException is marked so one can see it by looking at the method signature but TokenMgrError is not. It'd be nice to have this docume

RE: HTMLParser

Maybe...I'll have to give it a try first Anyway, I was playing with Lucene's HTMParser in order to understand a little better how JavaCC works. My real interest is in PDF and RTF parsers. I've tried Websearch PDF parser but it only worked well with the examples provided. I wasn't able to parse

RE: HTMLParser

> From: harwoods [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > >>While you are at it, perhaps it would be good to add support for add > >>other META tags > I posted that a while back. > Here it is again. See the getMetaTags() method. > > Mark Harwood Hi, I haven't seen this code before (haven't checked the l

HTMLParser

Hi, I was playing with HTMLParser.jj and made some changes you might be interested in. What I did was start handling tags (added new methods: getAuthor, getKeywords and getMetadata and changed getSummary to check if there's any metadata item with name=="description"). I'm also filtering out an

RE: JavaCC.zip

properties file all together in favor of including the > properties in build.xml itself. This seems to be more standard these days. > > >On Sun, 10 Feb 2002 22:42:41 -0300 "Daniel Calvo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote. > >Hi, > > > >Since javacc is not part of

JavaCC.zip

Hi, Since javacc is not part of the distribution anymore, I'd like to suggest some changes in the configuration files, in order to have things working with no need to copy JavaCC.zip to the lib dir. I'm not familiar with Ant (just started using it) so I don't know if any previous version looke