1. Overriding A Built-In
- Posted by euphoric (admin) Sep 27, 2019
- 977 views
I was pretty sure it was possible to override a built-in, but I'm getting an error when trying to call the built-in remove() from my own remove() function.
Is this not possible? If it is possible, can somebody provide a link or an example?
Thank you!
2. Re: Overriding A Built-In
- Posted by euphoric (admin) Sep 27, 2019
- 970 views
I think I solved it! It was buried deep in my brain.
I'm using a "eu" namespace qualifier for the built-in remove(), and now it seems to work.
It would be nice if I could have searched "override built-in" and found the answer.
3. Re: Overriding A Built-In
- Posted by ghaberek (admin) Sep 28, 2019
- 1026 views
It would be nice if I could have searched "override built-in" and found the answer.
(I think) the problem might be that the search queries are using IN BOOLEAN MODE and not IN NATURAL LANGUAGE MODE which, as its name implies, should make better use of "natural" language when searching.
Alternatively, if MySQL's full-text search engine don't seem to meet our needs, we could explore other options. PostgreSQL also has built-in full-text search, and there are standalone services like Lucene, Solr, or Sphinx.
-Greg
