Top Document: freeWAIS-sf Frequently Asked Questions [FAQ] with answers Previous Document: 5.1) How can I index index mails? Next Document: 5.3) How can I force 'c++' to appear in the index? See reader questions & answers on this topic! - Help others by sharing your knowledge You can specify country specific characters during configuration. This is (currently) the place to customize the delimiter set. Other way round: You can specify, which chars make up words. You can "misuse" this feature to force special characters ('-', '+', ...) to be treated as parts of words. If you insist on indexing things like 'Universität', you should enter '&;' as country specific characters: You can compile freeWASI-sf with it's own ctype package. You should do this, if you want to use special (country specific) chars, which are not supported by your systems ctype. Use your systems ctype (no)? > Ok, will use my own ctype I will now ask for your special letters. If you do not want to give the now, edit Default.tmpl after this configure run. Input your upper case letters in the same order than your lower case letters. toupper() and tolower() depend on this order. Input letters which are upper and lower case in both strings. what are your lower case letters ()? > &; what are your upper case letters ()? > &; User Contributions:Top Document: freeWAIS-sf Frequently Asked Questions [FAQ] with answers Previous Document: 5.1) How can I index index mails? Next Document: 5.3) How can I force 'c++' to appear in the index? Single Page [ Usenet FAQs | Web FAQs | Documents | RFC Index ] Send corrections/additions to the FAQ Maintainer: pfeifer@ls6.informatik.uni-dortmund.de (Ulrich Pfeifer)
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