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Roy Edward Anderson — Sat, 16 Jan 2016 20:11:40 -0000

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 Copyright 2006 John Wiseman <jjwiseman@yahoo.com> 7/13/2006
 Copyright 2015 Roy Anderson <reanz1959@gmail.com> 2015-12-12

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 query language. Montezuma is capable of large scale applications to corpus management, for example, indexing and searching of the OANC (Open American National Corpus) with more than 8000 documents.

 ** What's New? **
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+Montezuma 2.0.3 fixes a bug that caused query processing to fail: a list of field names was being passed in instead of an association list of field definitions.

 Montezuma 2.0.2 fixes bugs in the regular expression query handling which caused them to be incorrectly treated as wildcard queries. Montezuma is being prepared for integration and release with Toronto, a collection of Common Lisp applets including Montezuma searches and a web server.

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Roy Edward Anderson — Thu, 14 Jan 2016 22:48:33 -0000

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-The closest query that produces the same result is the following:
+The closest query that produces the same intended result is the following:
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Roy Edward Anderson — Thu, 14 Jan 2016 22:43:32 -0000

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 ** What's New? **

-Montezuma 2.0.2 fixes bugs in the regular expression query handling which caused them to be incorrectly handled as wildcard queries. Montezuma is being prepared for integration and release with Toronto, a collection of Common Lisp applets including Montezuma searches and a web server.
+Montezuma 2.0.2 fixes bugs in the regular expression query handling which caused them to be incorrectly treated as wildcard queries. Montezuma is being prepared for integration and release with Toronto, a collection of Common Lisp applets including Montezuma searches and a web server.

 Montezuma 2.0.1 introduces improved handling of queries that cannot be parsed: instead of substituting a simple analysis of query tokens, Montezuma now raises an error condition and tries to identify the cause of the problem.

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-There have been changes to the Montezuma Query Parser that makes some queries that include certain punctuation characters, for example `-` in a search term, behave differently than before. There are at least two ways to overcome this. The following paste-search query does not parse, but there are now at least two alternatives. 
+There have been changes to the Montezuma Query Parser that makes some queries that include certain punctuation characters, for example `-` in a search term, behave differently than before. There are at least two ways to overcome this. The following paste-search query does not parse, but this may be solved by using either an '?';instead of a hyphen, or an equivalent regular expression.
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-But, the recent extension to Montezuma provide regular expression searches unless a field definition is assigned a type such as `date`, `int` or `float` in which case type specific conversions are applied. But for the paste-search date field, which is untokenised and not stored in the index, the following query produces the same result with similar processing overhead.
+But, the recent extension to Montezuma providing regular expression searches unless a field definition is assigned a type such as `date`, `int` or `float` in which case type specific conversions are applied. But for the paste-search date field, which is untokenised and not stored in the index, the following query produces the same result with similar processing overhead.
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 +user:lemonodor +date:'2006-04.+'
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Roy Edward Anderson — Thu, 14 Jan 2016 08:46:00 -0000

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 ** What's New? **

-Montezuma 2.0.2 fixes bugs in the regular expression query handling which caused them to be incorrectly handled as wildcard queries. 
+Montezuma 2.0.2 fixes bugs in the regular expression query handling which caused them to be incorrectly handled as wildcard queries. Montezuma is being prepared for integration and release with Toronto, a collection of Common Lisp applets including Montezuma searches and a web server.
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 Montezuma 2.0.1 introduces improved handling of queries that cannot be parsed: instead of substituting a simple analysis of query tokens, Montezuma now raises an error condition and tries to identify the cause of the problem.

 Montezuma now includes typed queries. More specifically, when a field definition in an index identifies a field type, the type guides the query parser's interpretation of target values. So far, field types include the following: date, int, and float. The date type is the most well developed: search values are parsed based upon the ISO 8601 standard, e.g. 'yyyy-mm-ddTHH:MM' for a query of all date-time values on that day and time.

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Roy Edward Anderson — Thu, 14 Jan 2016 08:37:17 -0000

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 ** What's New? **

+Montezuma 2.0.2 fixes bugs in the regular expression query handling which caused them to be incorrectly handled as wildcard queries. 
 Montezuma 2.0.1 introduces improved handling of queries that cannot be parsed: instead of substituting a simple analysis of query tokens, Montezuma now raises an error condition and tries to identify the cause of the problem.

 Montezuma now includes typed queries. More specifically, when a field definition in an index identifies a field type, the type guides the query parser's interpretation of target values. So far, field types include the following: date, int, and float. The date type is the most well developed: search values are parsed based upon the ISO 8601 standard, e.g. 'yyyy-mm-ddTHH:MM' for a query of all date-time values on that day and time.

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Roy Edward Anderson — Thu, 14 Jan 2016 06:01:44 -0000

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 ## Onward

-For a complete example of using Montezuma to index and retrieve real information, see the file `tests/corpora/pastes-1000/paste-search.lisp`.
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+For a complete example of using Montezuma to index and retrieve real information, see the file 
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+contrib/pastes-1000/paste-search.lisp
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 There have been changes to the Montezuma Query Parser that makes some queries that include certain punctuation characters, for example `-` in a search term, behave differently than before. There are at least two ways to overcome this. The following paste-search query does not parse, but there are now at least two alternatives. 
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 +user:lemonodor +date:2006-04*

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Roy Edward Anderson — Wed, 13 Jan 2016 03:51:06 -0000

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 But, the recent extension to Montezuma provide regular expression searches unless a field definition is assigned a type such as `date`, `int` or `float` in which case type specific conversions are applied. But for the paste-search date field, which is untokenised and not stored in the index, the following query produces the same result with similar processing overhead.
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Roy Edward Anderson — Wed, 13 Jan 2016 03:49:25 -0000

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 ** Acknowledgements **

-Thanks to Dave Balmain, Gary King, Peter Seibel (for his META-inspired parser), Xach Beane (for the heap implementation from his [TIMER](http://www.xach.com/lisp/timer/doc.html) library) and Franz. Inc. (for their ([Porter stemmer](http://www.lispwire.com/entry-text-porter-word-stemmer-des)).
+Thanks to Dave Balmain, Gary King, Peter Seibel (for his META-inspired parser), Xach Beane (for the heap implementation from his [TIMER](http://www.xach.com/lisp/timer/doc.html) library) and Franz. Inc. for their ([Porter stemmer](http://www.lispwire.com/entry-text-porter-word-stemmer-des)).

 ** Failures and Successes Adding Montezuma Documents **

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 For a complete example of using Montezuma to index and retrieve real information, see the file `tests/corpora/pastes-1000/paste-search.lisp`.

+There have been changes to the Montezuma Query Parser that makes some queries that include certain punctuation characters, for example `-` in a search term, behave differently than before. There are at least two ways to overcome this. The following paste-search query does not parse, but there are now at least two alternatives. 
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++user:lemonodor +date:2006-04*
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+The closest query that produces the same result is the following:
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++user:lemonodor +date:2006?04*
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+But, the recent extension to Montezuma provide regular expression searches unless a field definition is assigned a type such as `date`, `int` or `float` in which case type specific conversions are applied. But for the paste-search date field, which is untokenised and not stored in the index, the following query produces the same result with similar processing overhead.
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Roy Edward Anderson — Fri, 08 Jan 2016 03:44:48 -0000

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 ** Use **

-See the [Developers Guide](DevelopersGuide) file for more information on how to use Montezuma.
+See the [Developers Inroduction](DevelopersIntroduction) file for more information on how to use Montezuma.

 The Montezuma project page at https://sourceforge.net/projects/montezuma/ should have the latest information about Montezuma.

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Roy Edward Anderson — Fri, 08 Jan 2016 03:41:39 -0000

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 ** Use **

-See the TUTORIAL.TXT file for more information on how to use Montezuma.
+See the [Developers Guide](DevelopersGuide) file for more information on how to use Montezuma.

 The Montezuma project page at https://sourceforge.net/projects/montezuma/ should have the latest information about Montezuma.