Matthew Talbert wrote: > OK, here are results. All tests are done with my previous changes; the > only difference is the first index has stop words, the second doesn't.
> KJV 7.3MB 6.3MB > Finney 654KB 518KB > ESV 5.9MB 5.0MB So roughly 20% extra. I see no reason not to go for it -- but then, I'm a desktop user with a monstrous 640GB hard drive :) Are there situations and systems where this would be a significant issue? > For those wondering why a search for "the lord" doesn't segfault, it's > only when you search for a stop word alone that there is a segfault. > If you want to talk about confusing users, the current system would > seem illogical (I searched for "god is" and got nothing??). Agreed. Unless the 20% extra space requirement is really an issue in some circumstances, it looks like the right approach would be to just index everything, and so get more correct search results. Jonathan _______________________________________________ sword-devel mailing list: sword-devel@crosswire.org http://www.crosswire.org/mailman/listinfo/sword-devel Instructions to unsubscribe/change your settings at above page
