I'll give my 2 cents on index versioning.
We need to tackle the whole question of index versioning. It is
something that I am going through right now with JSword and
inadvertently didn't think about it when I made a change to Sword.
As you noted Java Lucene is ahead of CLucene. Right now it is
Hi,
> When, I don't know. But it's used exactly as in frontends: it's a search
> engine for module texts.
>
> > Can it be used by client applications for searching?
>
> It's integrated into sword API, it's just one of the search engines.
> I have tested it with modified diatheke. I built the index
On Thu, 17 May 2007, Manfred Bergmann wrote:
> Hi.
>
> Since when is CLucene integrated in Sword and for what exactly is it
> used?
When, I don't know. But it's used exactly as in frontends: it's a search
engine for module texts.
> Can it be used by client applications for searching?
It's integ
Hi.
Since when is CLucene integrated in Sword and for what exactly is it
used?
Can it be used by client applications for searching?
I'm not really satisfied with using Java Lucene in Objective-C in
MacSword.
It is possible to use Java classes in Objective-C but it is not very
straight forwa
