Ok!
    
    So I have to make a parser that splits my Big file into ~XML format.
  
    Thanks a lot for the answer and the "-S" option. 

Peter Karman <peter@peknet.com> a écrit :  You need to split that big file up into smaller, virtual files, with a script. 
Otherwise swish-e will just say, "yup, that doc matches".

So you need to parse your file so that it outputs something like:


  0001
  entry1
  blue grey green

.


and pipe it to -S prog a'la DirTree.pl or spider.pl. See SWISH-RUN man page for 
how to use -S prog with appropriate headers.

pek

goaper julien scribbled on 12/2/05 8:39 PM:

>  Hello,
>   
>   I begin with Swish-e and I wonder me how to index just one big file.
>   
>   I have a file like with several entrys :
>   
>   NUM 0001
>   DES entry1
>   KWD blue grey green
>   (...)
>   NUM 0002
>   DES entry2
>   KWD left right
>   (...)
>   NUM 4284
>   DES entry 4284
>   KWD football tennis 
>   (...)
>   NUM 9856
>     DES entry 9856
>     KWD julian bob 
>     (...)
>   
>   
>  I'd like to index these big file to make a search which give me the num  of the entry. Ex : if I am searching for the keyword "football", I want  to have the number of the entry (4284).
>   
>   Is it possible?
>   
>   Thanks.
>   
> 
>   
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