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I wonder if you can define the problem away? It sounds like
you have essentially random input here. That is, the users
can put in whatever they want so whatever you do will be wrong
sometime. Could you sidestep the problem with auto-complete
and prefix queries (essentially adding * to the user's in
oh, okay.. well for the XML part we use Apache Digester and define rules to
enclose the correct elements. But I can't tell what's the best way to
proceed in your case, sorry. The steps you listed here sound reasonable to
me.
If you want to get search hits for a part number range and highlight
'A12
Hi Karolina,
yes (of course!) We have an XML element for the part numbers, but upto
now they are not all tagged thus we need regex matching as well...
Am 28.01.2011 13:31, schrieb Karolina Bernat:
Hi Wulf,
can I ask, if it is structured documentation (like XML or SGML) you're
dealing with? I
Hi Wulf,
can I ask, if it is structured documentation (like XML or SGML) you're
dealing with? It's because I also work with technical documentation and we
do exactly, waht you're asking for, but it is XML-data.
On Fri, Jan 28, 2011 at 1:05 PM, Wulf Berschin wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm poking in the d
Hi,
I'm poking in the dark and hope someone has some light...
We have part numbers in technical documentation to retrieve. For now we
have a (long) regular expression to find those in a string. The part
numbers have letters, digits and (redundant) whitespace. Furthermore
authors often used a
