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...; The parameter idField is only used to allow the user to specify a column whose row values will be used as unique identifiers. If it's required to index the idField then it should be separately included in the indexFields list as shown below. indexFields <-list( list(0,"S","id_NUMBER"), list(2,"S","Title"), list(8,"XD","Description")) Note: the structure of arguments to indexFields parameter was slightly changed and follows the format shown above. Best regards, Amanda -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was s...

...::Stem->new('en')); # here is a for to loop thru all the csv? file. my $fh = Tie::Handle::CSV->new($csvfile, header => 1); while (my $csvline = <$fh>) { my $description = $csvline->{DESCRIPTION}; my $title = $csvline->{TITLE}; my $identifier = $csvline->{id_NUMBER}; # We make a doc and tell the term generator to use this. my $doc = Search::Xapian::Document->new(); $tg->set_document($doc); $tg->index_text($title, 1, 'S'); $tg->index_text($description, 1, 'XD'); # index fields without prefixes for general...

> > >Is there a reason you're using a stored CSV rather than doing it from > >a data frame directly? That would avoid having to read from a foreign > >format, write to CSV and then read again in order to index it. No. The input data structure to xapian_index() will indeed be a data frame. Even a stored CSV can be conveniently converted to a data frame. There are few

...reet 1", "street 2", "town", "postcode", "state". There will be (suppose) 2 underlying database tables that will be populated as a result of this form submission, a table "student_record" that has "id", "name", and "id_number" (not to be confused with "id", it is more like "passport number"), as well as another table "contact" with the fields "parent_name", "street_1", "street_2", "town", "postcode", "state" as well as &quo...

...;s root directory and within that there is a directory which gets created every time a new post is added with an appropriate image upload. This directory name is coined with the an id, uniquely identifying each image within it. The actual directory structure is like this:- rail_app_directory/photo/id_number/orginal/photo_filename.appropriate_file_format A more direct e.g. to the general structure posted above:- post_with_image/photo/1/original/sunset.jpeg Please find code for controller below just in case:- class PostsController < ApplicationController # GET /posts # GET /posts....