One letter search doesn't work about tntsearch

[nticaric]

Thank you!

I'm not sure I understand the problem you have? So the search returns only 1 result, but it should return multiple?

[jgb-solutions]

Yes exactly. I have many posts that have that one letter in their title but
I got one post returned in the result while it should give me a collection.

On Jul 3, 2016 4:14 AM, "Nenad Ticaric" [email protected] wrote:

Thank you!

I'm not sure I understand the problem you have? So the search returns only
1 result, but it should return multiple?

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The asYouType functionality will only include words that start with a particular letter, so for example if you type the letter y it will search the index for the most common word which starts with y and return that word. Let's say that the most common word is yes. After that it will return all documents that contain the word yes. So if the result set returns only one result, this means that the word yes was found only in one document

[jgb-solutions]

This would make sense only if there was only one document with the proposed
title yes. But I have more than one documents with yes (as proposed) within
their title. Shouldn't the asYouType property return a collection of
documents instead of one?

On Jul 3, 2016 4:18 PM, "Nenad Ticaric" [email protected] wrote:

The asYouType functionality will only include words that start with a
particular letter, so for example if you type the letter y it will search
the index for the most common word which starts with y and return that
word. Let's say that the most common word is yes. After that it will
return all documents that contain the word yes. So if the result set
returns only one result, this means that the word yes was found only in
one document

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[nticaric]

Yes, it should return a collection if more than one occurrences are found. Have you made sure that you have the latest version of TNTSearch?

[jgb-solutions]

Yes it should but it doesn't. I have the latest version of the package.
0.6. And apart from this issue, as suggested by another user you should
implement fuzzy searching as soon as possible.

On Jul 3, 2016 4:45 PM, "Nenad Ticaric" [email protected] wrote:

Yes, it should return a collection if more than one occurrences are found.
Have you made sure that you have the latest version of TNTSearch?

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[nticaric]

Can you write a failing unit test for this so I can try to fix it?

[jgb-solutions]

No I can't. Because I don't know how to test my code yet. But I 'll learn
that. And for now what I can do is send you some screenshots or gists of my
code and the results I'm getting. If it's good for you let me know.

On Jul 3, 2016 4:59 PM, "Nenad Ticaric" [email protected] wrote:

Can you write a failing unit test for this so I can try to fix it?

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[nticaric]

Ok, lets try that. Is it possible to send me the document collection also, so I can recreate it. And also which particular letter/word you're trying

[jgb-solutions]

Yes I will do my best for that. Thanks!

On Jul 3, 2016 5:06 PM, "Nenad Ticaric" [email protected] wrote:

Ok, lets try that. Is it possible to send me the document collection also,
so I can recreate it. And also which particular letter/word you're trying

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[jgb-solutions]

Here are my search controller, 2 models, 2 db files and 1 command to index
them. I'm sorry for any inconvenience those might be. Regards.

On Jul 3, 2016 5:08 PM, "Jean Gérard Bousiquot" [email protected]
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Yes I will do my best for that. Thanks!

On Jul 3, 2016 5:06 PM, "Nenad Ticaric" [email protected] wrote:

Ok, lets try that. Is it possible to send me the document collection
also, so I can recreate it. And also which particular letter/word you're
trying

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[nticaric]

It seems like you forgot to attach the files

[jgb-solutions]

I'm sorry. Please see here:
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B4Hp3qR50YdmcFZmblB6U2ZfZDA

On Jul 4, 2016 12:32 AM, "Nenad Ticaric" [email protected] wrote:

It seems like you forgot to attach the files

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[nticaric]

Ok, after looking at your index here's the issue for the word yeah. In your mp3 collection you have also a word yes which occurs only once in all of the documents and when you type only y it will match the word yes since the levenshtein distance from y is closer to the word yes than to yeah

[jgb-solutions]

Thanks for pointing this out! I will try with other keywords. By the way
I'm having some issues to get the package to work on a pc with Ubuntu on it
now. It returns empty results. I'm not sure if this has to do with folder
permission or something. I was on Mac before that. But I guess I must open
a new issue on Github.

On Jul 6, 2016 1:18 PM, "Nenad Ticaric" [email protected] wrote:

Ok, after looking at your index here's the issue for the word yeah. In
your mp3 collection you have also a word yes which occurs only once in
all of the documents and when you type only y it will match the word yes
since the levenshtein distance for y is closer to the word yes than to
yeah

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