Re: [discuss] [Really last] Why are quoted searches so hard toimplement?
Gregorio Roper <[email protected]> Mon, 23 May 2005 18:02:17 +0200
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I'm pretty sure that LimeWire does not drop any queries based on SearchSettings.BAD_CHARS, at least I cannot find any reference to it in the LimeWire core. Some of the query filters are already of questionable usefulness, but dropping queries that contain question marks or slashes is completely unnecessary. PATRICIA looks really good, I can't wait to see it in action. mfg gregorio Sam Berlin schrieb: > I think the ultimate solution will have the server-side start parsing > queries that contain quotes, as well as the GGEP extension of quotes. > For a while we'll send out queries with the quotes stripped out & placed > into the GGEP portion, so that _some_ results are still sent from older > clients. Once a good amount has upgraded, we can shut off including > quotes in GGEP and just place them into the search itself (this can be > remotely signaled). We also can't use any delimiters that are also in > SearchSettings.BAD_CHARS, because all LimeWires will drop those queries. > > Once the PATRICIA, Keywords, CharSequence, quotes phrase searching, > etc... stuff is in, we should also look at merging the XML keywords into > the main FileManager trie, so that normal searches can search against > metadata phrases. The XML stuff should also use real keyword matching > instead of String.startsWith. > > Thanks, > Sam _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://www.limewire.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss