On Thu, May 29, 2008 at 6:40 PM, Otis Gospodnetic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I haven't been paying close attention to the uniformity of URL parameters, > but if there is room for making them more uniform > (e.g. always use singular, always use comma as a delimiting character, etc.) > without hurting anything, I'm for it.
As far as my opinion goes, I would always take comma-or-space-separated fields for all things that can have multiple inputs. > As for pysolr - I had a quick look the other day and saw last activity was in > March and there was no release. Perhaps Jacob > would like to simply contribute his time and skills to Solr's existing python > client? Feel free to make that suggestion to Jacob. I've taken most of the pysolr code (in google code), and mergerd/embedded it into the one I made, making some simplifications and some nice additions. It now allows for using your own decoder (for returned JSON) and encoder (for adding documents of your type) http://iua-share.upf.edu/svn/nightingale/trunk/sandbox/solr/solrquery.py I've contacted both Jacob and Joseph to see if we can join forces... I personally have no problem whatsoever with donating my code to Solr (and adapting the license to the apache license to fit). To be honest the solr.py client in the Solr repository is a bit... "unpythonic" as they say. Not only that, but -for example- you can't do multi-field faceting with it as it is! - Bram
