Re: Text indexer/search engine

 Hi, this looks like it could be a useful module.  I came across
an odd problem with it on linux. When I download it, it's got the 
windows line endings. When I do a dos2unix conversion on it, the
file gets chopped off at a char(1) at the line below.
The c dos2unix program I've been using has never 
given me problems before. It translated OK with
 'tr -d '\015' < Findex.pm > Findex.pm.out

$self->{SPECIALCHARS}="üéâäàçêëèïîìÄÅÉæÆôöòûùÿÖÜáíóúñÑãõØøœŒÀÃÕ"
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Re: Re: Text indexer/search engine by Vennis (Pilgrim) on Aug 26, 2002 at 10:10 UTC
Thanx, sorry for the windows line posting. I'll adjust it in a next update. Just like more documentation I didn't test it with any x-system, but i tried to make sure it would be able to function on those real machines too. Thank you for taking the time to debug it a bit! I might take the ParseQuery out of this package because i think it might be interesting enough to be a package of it's own. The documentation on this function isn't very well, but basically you can release a query onto a textstring. &ParseQuery("(foo or fu) and (bar not kung)","foo test bar"); Does anyone agree ?	[reply]

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Re: Re: Text indexer/search engine
by Vennis (Pilgrim) on Aug 26, 2002 at 10:10 UTC

I didn't test it with any x-system, but i tried to make sure it would be able to function on those real machines too.

Thank you for taking the time to debug it a bit!

I might take the ParseQuery out of this package because i think it might be interesting enough to be a package of it's own.

The documentation on this function isn't very well, but basically you can release a query onto a textstring.

&ParseQuery("(foo or fu) and (bar not kung)","foo test bar");

Does anyone agree ?

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