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Overview
| Comment: | Fix typo in fts3.html. |
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| Timelines: | family | ancestors | descendants | both | trunk |
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| User & Date: | dan 2010-01-20 05:52:41 |
Context
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2010-01-20
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| 18:32 | Change the way the fts3.html document is generated to be more similar to most of the other documents. check-in: e3ae335670 user: dan tags: trunk | |
| 05:52 | Fix typo in fts3.html. check-in: 897b36953b user: dan tags: trunk | |
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2010-01-18
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| 14:12 | Add a section to fts3.in to explain how to use the matchinfo() function efficiently. check-in: 0917dec067 user: dan tags: trunk | |
Changes
Changes to pages/fts3.in.
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<p>
As well as a list of columns, the module arguments passed to a CREATE
VIRTUAL TABLE statement used to create an FTS3 table may be used to specify
a \[tokenizer\]. This is done by specifying a string of the form
"tokenize=<tokenizer name> <tokenizer args<" in place of a column
name, where <tokenizer name> is the name of the tokenizer to use and
<tokenizer args> is an optional list of whitespace separated qualifiers
to pass to the tokenizer implementation. A tokenizer specification may be
placed anywhere in the column list, but at most one tokenizer declaration is
allowed for each CREATE VIRTUAL TABLE statement. The second and subsequent
tokenizer declaration are interpreted as column names.
\[tokenizer|See below\] for a detailed description of using (and, if
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}]
<p>
As well as a list of columns, the module arguments passed to a CREATE
VIRTUAL TABLE statement used to create an FTS3 table may be used to specify
a \[tokenizer\]. This is done by specifying a string of the form
"tokenize=<tokenizer name> <tokenizer args>" in place of a column
name, where <tokenizer name> is the name of the tokenizer to use and
<tokenizer args> is an optional list of whitespace separated qualifiers
to pass to the tokenizer implementation. A tokenizer specification may be
placed anywhere in the column list, but at most one tokenizer declaration is
allowed for each CREATE VIRTUAL TABLE statement. The second and subsequent
tokenizer declaration are interpreted as column names.
\[tokenizer|See below\] for a detailed description of using (and, if
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