Hi,
sorry I can't test this myself. I get this behaviour in 2.3.2, and I find
it strange. I'd classify it as a bug.
If I pass this query to a TextIndex:
(word1 OR word2) AND (word3)
it is first translated to this:
[['word1', 'or', 'word2'], 'and', ['word3']]
which is fine. But then,
Hi!
It looks like you're leaking requests. This is often the consequence of
setting an attribute on the REQUEST object which is aquisition wrapped.
For instance:
REQUEST.adtmldoc = REQUEST['PARENTS'][0]
When requests leak, references to all the objects referenced within the
request
Note that this is likely caused by some sort of brainbending circular
reference problem that might be helped by Python 2.X's cyclic garbage
collector.
Well, will also try out python 2.x then... (btw. are all 2.x python versions
working without problems with Zope? Don't want to get a new
Hi,
I know that Zope has its own C++ binding mechanism for Python scripts, but
are there any complications with respect to my using Boost.Python to bind
any Zope Python scripts that I write to C++ code?
cheers,
James
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Chris McDonough wrote:
Note that this is likely caused by some sort of brainbending circular
reference problem that might be helped by Python 2.X's cyclic garbage
collector.
Well, will also try out python 2.x then... (btw. are all 2.x python versions
working without problems with
Looks like you should write your own index type. Zope 2.4
comes with an PlugableIndex interface to allow third-party
indexes to be integrated into the Catalog.
Andreas
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From: Chris Withers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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[...James Treleaven]
but
are there any complications with respect to my using Boost.Python to bind
any Zope Python scripts that I write to C++ code?
[Michel]
You've _really_ lost me, maybe someone else knows what you mean. I don't
know what you mean by 'bind' (do you mean writing python
