From: "NAKAMURA, Hiroshi" Date: 2003-01-29T12:07:19+09:00 Subject: Re: Can we attack the 'not enough libraries' thing straight on? Hi, Botp, > From: "Pe�a, Botp" > Sent: Monday, January 27, 2003 8:11 PM > > # Back to the style issue, we have a plan to introduce > > # wiki-like feature to RAA. That's for linking proejcts > > # and for adding comments of users. > > I like this too :-) > > Btw, can we include doc, too? I like to differentiate source update with doc > update, since some projects have docs, less docs, or no docs at all ;-) That wiki should allow you to post any RD formatted text. You locate doc in your website and put a link there, or can post RD style doc there. I'll try to build this feature as quick as I can but it won't come near future... > Basically, my want is "simple". I want to add something like a library index > card (noh, just plain old library w four walls :-). I can search for author, > title, subject. Then I'd include something like author keywords, title > keywords, subject keywords. The search then must be very flexible: 1) allows > combi of author, title, & subject, 2) allows soundex (is japs soundex diff > fr english ?:-), and 3) use "and", "or", "not", & regex. The result of the > set option also must be modifiable by user. It could be a simple list, a > list w description, a list w authors names only, a list of projects updated > on a certain date/week/month, etc... Also, as others may want, the result > set could be a (hierarchical) collapsible/expandable tree. Btw, notice I use > subject instead of category, since finalizing categories/hierarchy is a > never-ending-story :-) RAA/2.3 allow you to search owner, name, description, or all. No combi yet. Soundex, not, regex as well. But good to have I think. I'll push it to ToDo. > Also, can projects have id#? Sometimes, I want to go search quickly. Current 'Name' works as identifier. I always throw a name into search box and press 'search' to find the project page. DB has id# so http://www.ruby-lang.org/raa/list.rhtml?id=702 is redirected to http://www.ruby-lang.org/raa/list.rhtml?name=mysql-ruby but it's for internal use. # You can search id# in RAA XML interface such as # http://www.ruby-lang.org/raa/raa-xml10.xml > One last request, can you trim down the ruby header? (this applies to > ruby-lang page also) It occuppies more than an inch-wide of my browsing > view, and besides, slim is in ;-) I'm very particular of browser space > really... RAA/2.3 will be served at raa.ruby-lang.org (empty for now). Then we'll be able to rather differentiate its design from www.ruby-lang.org's one. Regards, // NaHi