CGI Search Script?
Grant Griffin
g2 at seebelow.org
Fri Sep 29 15:41:45 EDT 2000
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Alan Kennedy wrote: > > Hi Folks, > > I'm on the lookout for a python CGI search script. Me too! > Does anyone know of such a beast? Not me. I've looked around a little, but couldn't find one. (BTW, since Zope is Python's "Killer App", do you 'spose part of what it kills is development of Python CGI scripts?) > I'm using a Perl (ugh) script at the moment, Me too. (Ugh too.) On dspGuru, I use the "Perlfect Search". It works great <<less filling>>. And that's a good thing, too, because otherwise I'd probably have to hire the Perlfect people (http://www.perlfect.com) to fix it. (I think that might be how they pay their bills. <wink>) > and would like to move it over to something a little more > maintainable, Me too. I don't know if yours or mine is better, but if the Perlfect Search were written in Python, it would be even better. Then, for example, I would probably be able to add a "stemmer" to it. > without having to start from scratch. I guess it's kind of a chicken-and-egg problem: A big piece of code is written in Perl so it isn't maintainable; we'd like to write it in Python so it would be maintainable; but since it isn't maintainable, it's pretty hard to translate it to Python. > TIA, You're welcome in retrospect. <wink> if-we-can't-find-a-good-free-python-search,-maybe-it's-time-to -go-translate-some-"ugh!"-ly y'rs, =g2 -- _____________________________________________________________________ Grant R. Griffin g2 at dspguru.com Publisher of dspGuru http://www.dspguru.com Iowegian International Corporation http://www.iowegian.com
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