how to train the dictionary in CF...

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Carsten Marx

Hello,
i have written a visual seeking system for a library.
now i'm at the point to make improvements..
one could be that i extract the keywords from my database and load them
into a dictionary and if the user makes an input via SIP the words are
autmatically completed..
how ca i do this?

thanks for any help....

Carsten
 
Carsten said:
Hello,
i have written a visual seeking system for a library.
now i'm at the point to make improvements..
one could be that i extract the keywords from my database and load them
into a dictionary and if the user makes an input via SIP the words are
autmatically completed..
how ca i do this?

thanks for any help....

Carsten
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is there no way to do this.....

please help.
 
Hi Carsten,

There's not quite enough information here for me to understand what you're
trying to do. Could you please elaborate?

Thanks,

Ryan Chapman
.NET Compact Framework

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Ryan said:
Hi Carsten,

There's not quite enough information here for me to understand what you're
trying to do. Could you please elaborate?

Thanks,

Ryan Chapman
NET Compact Framework

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
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Ok,
if you type your words via the SIP in a textbox there is already the
feature of word completion (above the SIP).
Now my idea is to train this dictionary or whatever there is in the
background.
I could extract the keywords from my library database and train the
dictionary with these words and then when the user types the words he
gets on the fly the most relevant word or title and he doesn't have to
type the whole word...

Thanks for help

Regards
Carsten
 
That sounds very cool. I don't know much about how that feature works, but
I'll see what I can track down.

Thanks...

Ryan Chapman
..NET Compact Framework

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