Re: No effect from -h option?
Jason Rennie <[email protected]>
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[email protected] said: > But what happened to the contents of the To: and From: fields? And why > was the contents of the Subject: field included when I ran without -h? Sorry, I just glanced over your example and didn't notice that "me" and "you" were missing. I think I know what's happening. Let me see if I can explain. So, when you use -h, ifile preserves the contents of the From, To and Subject fields, but does not preserve the strings "From:", "To:" and "Subject:" (which is consistent with the fact that you see "subject" when you don't use -h, but you don't see "subject" when you use -h). The reason that "from", "to", "me" and "you" are disappearing is that they are entries in the stop list that ifile uses (see stopwords.c). I think your first example would work as expected if you added the -s option to turn off stoplist processing. It looks like your "desding" example works as expected. Do you agree? If not, we should change the documentation. Hope this helps. Jason D. M. Rennie MIT AI Lab [email protected] (617) 253-5339 http://www.ai.mit.edu/~jrennie/