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_Version: 1.8.0_
_Originally posted by Carlo Capocasa:_
pot2po (and hence, update_from_templates in pootle) fail with the message
Error processing: input homepage.xlf, output /tmp/homepage.xlf, tem…
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Hey guys,
Can you think of any way to disable following caching?
``` ruby
matcher = FuzzyMatch.new(Project.all, read: :name)
=> #false, :must_match_at_least_one_word=>false, :gather_last_result=>fa…
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At present, creating a new entity through the admin interface does a check against the fuzzymatch script. However, this is not reflected in the API. The API should be changed so that if a duplicate e…
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First, thanks so much for the helpful module - it's been incredibly useful on past applications. Currently though, I have a need to do some fuzzy matching with multiple possible results. It would be…
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Test proposed fuzzy alg imporvement from #14.
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simply determining number of matching characters starting from the very first is not always satisfactory.
```
http://somesite.com/1234/HarryPotter/page1
http://somesite.com/1235/HarryPotter/page2
```…
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As far as I can see, this method is calculating the [Levenshtein distance](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Levenshtein_distance) between its arguments, an algorithm which returns an integer. Eyeballing i…
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I wrote a JS fuzzymatching library for a GTD app I'm building. I'm using it to power an autocomplete widget for quickly jumping between places within the app.
I've been following (and learning from) …
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You might be interested in adding fuzzymatching on names using https://github.com/KyleAMathews/Fuzzymatcher.js. It's a nice win over using indexOf()
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The WebGUI creates a request POST to the dispatcher having request parameter 'fuzzymatch=true' or 'fuzzymatch=false'. The dispatcher.py evaluates self.request.get( 'fuzzymatch' ), and thus always eval…