On Wed, 17 May 2000, Jeremy Howard wrote:
...the perl.apache.org search facility
* Where is it? (doing a Find on the front page doesn't show it)
At the bottom of all guide pages.
How funny--I'd never even noticed it!
I see that it's using 'Swish-E'
Stas Bekman wrote:
Hold on, at this very moment a few mod_perl fellas are working on having a
good search engine for the guide. Just give it some more time, I'm trying
to bring the best so it'll take a while...
I'm glad you brought this up again. Since I mentioned I'd be happy to host
BTW: Your email client is broken and not wrapping words.
On Wed, 17 May 2000, Jeremy Howard wrote:
Stas Bekman wrote:
Hold on, at this very moment a few mod_perl fellas are working on having a
good search engine for the guide. Just give it some more time, I'm trying
to bring the best so
Jeremy Howard wrote:
I'm glad you brought this up again. Since I mentioned I'd be happy to
host such a thing, and asked for suggestions, I've got
a total of one (from Stas--thanks!). That suggestion was to use
ht://dig http://www.htdig.org/.
Has anyone got a search engine up and running
Jeremy Howard wrote:
I'm glad you brought this up again. Since I mentioned I'd be happy to host such a
thing, and asked for suggestions, I've got a total of one (from Stas--thanks!). That
suggestion was to use ht://dig http://www.htdig.org/.
Has anyone got a search engine up and running
BTW: Your email client is broken and not wrapping words.
I know--sorry. I'm fixing that this week. I'm just going through the RFCs to see
exactly how to implement this right... (The email client is a web-based thing I've
written in mod_perl--of course ;-)
I just wrote a very simple SQL
On Wed, 17 May 2000, Jeremy Howard wrote:
I just wrote a very simple SQL based engine - so I would say I'm happy
with that. It's fast and it's all in perl. I could very simply rip out the
search parts of the code for someone to play with if they wanted to.
Sounds good. Personally, I'd
At 11:19 17/05/2000 -0500, Jeremy Howard wrote:
Your word highlighting statement is, I suspect, controversial. On the other
hand, converting to docbook is unlikely to meet much resistance from
users--as long as Stas doesn't mind maintaining it!... To get the best of
both worlds, why not simply
On Wed, 17 May 2000, Robin Berjon wrote:
At 11:19 17/05/2000 -0500, Jeremy Howard wrote:
Your word highlighting statement is, I suspect, controversial. On the other
hand, converting to docbook is unlikely to meet much resistance from
users--as long as Stas doesn't mind maintaining it!...
I know I'm late to this party, but I thought I'd point out a couple of
options:
- The Search::InvertedIndex module on CPAN (uses dbm files, I think).
- The DBIx::TextIndex module on CPAN (uses MySQL).
- The WAIT module on CPAN (uses dbm files).
- Glimpse: http://webglimpse.org/.
- Swish++:
...the perl.apache.org search facility
* Where is it? (doing a Find on the front page doesn't show it)
At the bottom of all guide pages.
How funny--I'd never even noticed it!
I see that it's using 'Swish-E' http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/SWISH-E/. Stas--did you
get that up and
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