However, the first problem may require some creativity.
It seems to me the best we could hope for is to modify our build to
use our standard template,
"config.sexp", if my-config.sexp doesn't exist, and blare a warning
that you probably should
understand and set those defaults yourself. If w
Dear Bryan and Team,
I have now removed the explicit load of cl-sql (I think) and put an
sbcl pragma around an explicit depend in both the "elephant" darcs
branch and the "elephant-unstable" darcs branch.
I observe the following comments in the CLBUILD wnpp-projects file,
w
On Tue, 2008-05-13 at 22:33 -0400, Glenn Tarcea wrote:
> BTW: If its alright I'm going to update the docs to add a section on
> having two versions of Elephant installed and using ASDF to manage
> them.
Please do.
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About two years ago I tried to use Montezuma and found it very buggy.
It may have gotten better. I had better luck using
"lucene-webeservice":
http://lucene-ws.net/
Which is (obviously) a webservice interface to a normal Lucene
installation. This worked pretty well for me. I used Closure-XML
t
Thanks Glenn,
Do you have experience with Montezuma?
Ian
On May 13, 2008, at 10:43 PM, Glenn Tarcea wrote:
Never mind, I see from reading that you already found Monezuma
But it does look like it might get some activity.
Glenn
On May 13, 2008, at 10:33 PM, Glenn Tarcea wrote:
Have you
Never mind, I see from reading that you already found Monezuma
But it does look like it might get some activity.
Glenn
On May 13, 2008, at 10:33 PM, Glenn Tarcea wrote:
Have you looked at Montezuma? http://projects.heavymeta.org/montezuma/
It's a port of Ferret (which is port of Lucene)
Have you looked at Montezuma? http://projects.heavymeta.org/montezuma/
It's a port of Ferret (which is port of Lucene) to Lisp. It's also on
the list for the google summer of code to add some additional
functionality to it.
BTW: If its alright I'm going to update the docs to add a section o
Hello,
Has anyone found a good solution for full text search in lisp? I'm
interested in indexing website objects such as posts and perhaps
external documents as well. BDB doesn't, to the best of my
knowledge, have the appropriate building blocks for an efficient
indexing system and you
On May 13, 2008, at 5:36 PM, Ryszard Szopa wrote:
On Tue, May 13, 2008 at 4:01 PM, Ian Eslick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
I had just run into this myself too! Anyway, I made some tweaks to
the
patch and just pushed the fix.
You could write a whitebox test for the auxiliary function I
cre
On Tue, May 13, 2008 at 4:01 PM, Ian Eslick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I had just run into this myself too! Anyway, I made some tweaks to the
> patch and just pushed the fix.
>
> You could write a whitebox test for the auxiliary function I created called
> elephant-db-path which returns a pathn
I think they key decision was what serialization format we're going to
use for btree nodes, log entries, etc and how that relates to caching
data during transactions, maintaining empty lists, etc.
The current serializer produces a byte sequence. If we continue with
that model, how do we wr
I suppose the "binary paging" approach mentioned in the design considerations
document means the problem of organizing the data efficiently on disk
right from the start. Is this correct?
Do you think it would make good sense to start working on the btree library
without thinking much about on-dis
Robert or Alex, would you mind back patching on the main branch?
We should deprecate the main branch and move everyone to the new
branch as soon as possible. Alex, any update on when we'll get the
postmodern backend to work on the new branch with dup-btrees, etc?
Thank you!
Ian
On May 13,
On Tue, May 13, 2008 at 2:05 AM, Ian Eslick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The problem is on both branches then. I've fixed it on unstable. I don't
> intend to back patch, although the patch is trivial if someone wants to make
> it.
I wanted to. The patch is attached.
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http://szopa.tasak.gda.p
I had just run into this myself too! Anyway, I made some tweaks to
the patch and just pushed the fix.
You could write a whitebox test for the auxiliary function I created
called elephant-db-path which returns a pathname to probe-file
regardless of the input spec.
Ian
On May 13, 2008, at
Hey,
As I mentioned before, I had trouble in opening a bdb store in
elephant-unstable. I investigated the case, and it turned out that
open-controller for bdb didn't accept a pathname as part of the store
specification. A patch that fixes the problem is attached.
I also wrote a unit-test for the
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