What's the likelyhood that Python is playing silly buggers with type's? To python a bare '451' will generally look like, and be converted to, an Integer instead of a string. If that's not caught and forcibly converted properly it could cause something like what you're describing. Lee
sounds like it's not a problem then. Try searching for *451. If that works, then you only need 1 wildcard.
Thanks, Derek Wilson
-----Original Message----- From: Jim Kutter [mailto:jim@ebizq.net] Sent: Tuesday, October 28, 2003 9:28 AM To: zope@zope.org Subject: [Zope] Odd ZCTextIndex behavior
Hi folks -
I've noticed some odd behavior in the ZCTextIndex. I have an index of searchable terms that include, among other things, the author's employer's name. In instances where the company name is a string followed by a number (in this instance, "the451 group"), searching for the number ("451") even with wildcards ("*451*"), only finds references where the number is alone, and not part of any other string. Oddly, searching for "t*451" matches the name.
I'm running the binary 2.6.2 (and 2.6.1) releases on linux. This occurrs in both.
Any ideas why this would happen? Is this correctable?
-jim
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