What exactly does the "number of words" predicate do?

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What exactly does the "number of words" predicate do? Anonymous 07/12/15 (Sun) 15:52:06 No.929

Also is there a way to search for tags with more/less than x characters in them?

hydrus_dev ## Board Owner 07/12/15 (Sun) 17:15:31 No.930

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At the moment, num_words is mostly a placeholder. PDFs estimate their number of words (something like 500 words per page), and the predicate will work for that. If I add html or any other type of text import support in future, I can add their number of words to the db for this predicate.

There is currently no way to discriminate a search by num_namespace. I like the idea, though. I'll think about it a bit–maybe I could modify num_tags to take a namespace?

Anonymous 07/12/15 (Sun) 18:42:40 No.933

>>930

I was thinking more like tag_length. I have a bunch of tags imported from filenames that are big long junk hash values and I want to get rid of them.

num_namespace would be useful to find files that somehow got two titles or two creators tagged to them.

hydrus_dev ## Board Owner 07/13/15 (Mon) 20:58:25 No.939

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>>933

Ha, I read your post wrong! Tag length is an interesting thought. If I extend num_tags to look at the kinds of tags it counts, I think I should be able to get it to count characters.

"Show me all the files with at least one tag with > 20 characters."