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I've noticed some strange results from the stemmer in the Ruby port: irb(main):003:0> @stem.stem_word("anybody") => "anybodi" irb(main):004:0> @stem.stem_word("swimmingly") => "swim" irb(main):005:0> @stem.stem_word("fiercely") => "fierc" irb(main):006:0> @stem.stem_word("fraudulently") => "fraudul"...

hi, i am newbie to xapian and am trying to get started with it in python. there is no stemmer.stem_word method in the latest python library. how do i stem words before doing doc.add_posting? is there any sample hello world code in python that i can use? thanks a lot! >>> stemmer = xapian.Stem('english') >>> stemmer. stemmer.__call__ stemmer.__reduce_ex__ st...

...t more controversial whether they should be removed now. On the other hand, the bindings have been less stable than the core until now, and it would be easier to remove them at the same time as removing the equivalent from the core. Finally, I'm not convinced that the replacement for Stem::stem_word() of using operator() will work for all the bindings - checking whether it can be accessed from PHP, Ruby, Tcl8, and CSharp would be useful (ideally, changing smoketest and the examples to demonstrate how). It works in Python, though. ;-) -- Richard

Hello, can I get an explanation of the following. Running the following code: .... pqp=new QueryParser(); Stem stem("norwegian"); cout << "DEBUG " << stem.stem_word(_sXapian)<< endl; pqp->set_stemmer(stem); pqp->set_database(*_pdatabase); pqp->set_default_op(Query::OP_AND); //Set the enquire Query p=pqp->parse_query(_sXapian); cout << " Query " << string(bufSL) << p.g...