Easy way:
comment out in wordparser/parser.l:
[[:alnum:]\./_-]+"/"[[:alnum:]\./_-]+ {
token = tsearch2_yytext;
tokenlen = tsearch2_yyleng;
return FILEPATH;
}
but lexeme as '/usr/local/bin/perl' will be indexed as usr, local, lib, perl.
Remember, after recompile and install, you should reindex text data.
Complex way: write your own parser.
mailinglists@net-virtual.com wrote:
> Hello,
>
> First of all I want to say that I really like this tsearch2 - it's a
> really great addition to Postgres!..
>
> I am having one minor issue with it and I just can't quite figure out the
> best way to solve it...
>
> Basically I had a user enter the following string "Executive
> Assistant/Network Manager"... I am unable to find this data by doing a
> search for "Assistant" or "Network"... I guess this is due to the "/"
> between the two words... In any event, is there an easy solution to
> this?..
>
> - Greg
>
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