- From: Pat Case <pcase@crs.loc.gov>
- Date: Fri, 15 Jul 2005 10:29:21 -0400
- To: <andrew.cao@cisra.canon.com.au>,<public-qt-comments@w3.org>
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Andrew, At our last face-to-face meeting we improved FTThesaurusOption, changing the productions as follows: [152] FTThesaurusOption ::= (<"with" "thesaurus"> FTThesaurusID ("," FTThesaurusID)*) | (<"with" "default" "thesaurus"> ("," FTThesaurusID)*) | <"without" "thesaurus"> [152'] FTThesaurusID ::= <"at" StringLiteral> (<"relationship" StringLiteral>)? (FTRange "levels")?) The intent is to enable the user to call multiple thesauri. We think the production is clearer now. It makes the correct associations between each thesaurus and the relationships and levels to be applied when searching it. The "at" makes it clear that a URL is expected and not words or phrases. These changes will be reflected in the next public working draft Pat Case for the XQuery and XPath Full-Text Task Force. >>> andrewc <andrew.cao@cisra.canon.com.au> 6/8/2005 11:32 PM >>> Dear editors, According to FT grammar, FTThesaurusOption (with user defined thesaurus) can have two forms: Form 1: /book ftcontains "quote" with thesaurus at "http://bstore1.example.com/UsabilityThesaurus.xml" relationship "synonym" Form 2: /book ftcontains "quote" with thesaurus ( "string literal 1", "string literal 2", "string literal 3", "string literal 4") relationship "synonym" When should user issue the second form of query? Thanks,
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