The script data comes from ISO 15924, with the exception that the code Hkrt, "(alias for Hiragana + Katakana)" has been renamed to "Kanji & Kana" as Japanese is often a mix of kanji, hiragana and katakana and there's no single script code to cover this.
2010-10-01 27406, 2010
hawke_
That’s not correct, is it?
2010-10-01 27417, 2010
nikki
hm. that was changed ages ago
2010-10-01 27423, 2010
hawke_
Since code “Jpan” does exist to cover it.
2010-10-01 27445, 2010
hawke_
I’ve updated the wiki page now, but the doc page is obviously still wrong.
2010-10-01 27400, 2010
hawke_
(Sorry, thought it was a NGS change, didn’t notice that “Kanji & Kana” didn’t exist any more in the old schema either)
2010-10-01 27410, 2010
nikki
heh, it's been like that nearly 2 years and you're the first person I've seen to point it out
2010-10-01 27459, 2010
hawke_
:-D
2010-10-01 27409, 2010
hawke_
Shows how much people read our documentation.
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brianfreud
luks: Roughly 465k
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hawke_
Why is there direct search distinct from normal search?
2010-10-01 27419, 2010
hawke_
And is there some reason that direct search doesn’t ignore spaces, while normal search does?
2010-10-01 27430, 2010
alastairp
direct search goes directly to the database, which is completely up to date
2010-10-01 27447, 2010
alastairp
normal search has an index to speed up search times, but it's only updated periodicly (once a day?)
2010-10-01 27402, 2010
alastairp
so you won't get newly entered stuff
2010-10-01 27423, 2010
navap
It's much more frequent than that. Every 6 hours I think.
2010-10-01 27452, 2010
alastairp
that makes more sense
2010-10-01 27412, 2010
hawke_
So, no way to make direct search ignore spaces like the indexed search does?
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nikki
what are you searching for?
2010-10-01 27406, 2010
hawke_
Nothing, just seems strange/unfortunate that it’s necessary to add a bunch of aliases to deal with japanese names.
2010-10-01 27452, 2010
nikki
ijabz: does the search server have special handling for cjk stuff?
2010-10-01 27414, 2010
brianfreud
Anyone have any idea in a gnome regexp how to negate the pattern correctly? ie, to negate .*ogg|.*flac|.*mp3 ?
2010-10-01 27424, 2010
nikki
what's a gnome regex?
2010-10-01 27453, 2010
brianfreud
Anything gnome, but in this case, a regexp filter w/in gnome-search-tool
2010-10-01 27455, 2010
brianfreud
trying to clean out my dump dir, and looking for anything that isn't one of those file types
2010-10-01 27458, 2010
navap
Why not move everything that does match that regex into a separate folder and then do away with everything that's left?
2010-10-01 27450, 2010
brianfreud
messier :P
2010-10-01 27451, 2010
nikki would just use find
2010-10-01 27455, 2010
brianfreud
I'm trying to see what all even is there that may be true junk, rather than image/pdf/rdf/doc/etc associated with those music files
2010-10-01 27448, 2010
nikki
find somedir/ -type f -not -iregex '.*\.\(ogg\|flac\|mp3\)' or something
2010-10-01 27448, 2010
ijabz
nikki:yes it does , but Im not too au fait what this handling is
