Open ids1024 opened 9 years ago
should be tackled with the morphological schema changes.
By the way, I came across this because I thought it would make sense for the morphology
table to use id numbers (from the lexicon
table) instead of strings for the lemmas. I had already noticed words that should have been in the dictionary being missing, however.
Oh, and as for saving space, running the sqlite vacuum command seems to save about two megabytes compressed, so it is another small thing that can be done.
Thank you for taking the time to point this out to me; its much appreciated and will roll this into the next release.
On Sun, Nov 1, 2015 at 1:26 PM, Ian D. Scott notifications@github.com wrote:
By the way, I came across this because I thought it would make sense for the morphology table to use id numbers (from the lexicon table) instead of strings for the lemmas. I had already noticed words that should have been in the dictionary being missing, however.
Oh, and as for saving space, running the sqlite vacuum https://www.sqlite.org/lang_vacuum.html command seems to save about two megabytes compressed, so it is another small thing that can be done.
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If I search for "caesar", it shows results, but clicking on them creates the message "mē paenitet, nam nūllum inuentum est.". Looking at the sqlite database, this is also the case with "ab" and "auxilio" (just a random example) and many more. I presume this is not intentional.