Plone Keyword Manager and python-Levenshtein

[Héctor Velarde]

I'm testing release 1.0-alpha2 of Plone Keyword Manager and found that
the home page of python-Levenshtein is no longer valid.

does anybody knows how to make this work on Windows?

saludos


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[ajung]

--On 16. Januar 2008 21:05:55 -0600 Héctor Velarde
<[hidden email]> wrote:

> I'm testing release 1.0-alpha2 of Plone Keyword Manager and found that
> the home page of python-Levenshtein is no longer valid.
>
>

Python-levenshtein is part of the TextIndexNG3 extension modules which are
available as an egg (including binaries for windows):

<http://pypi.python.org/pypi/zopyx.textindexng3/4.0.0>

Either you rip of the related DLL from the egg or you just install the egg
and adjust the import path (the egg is namespace package with the top-level
namespace 'zopyx').

-aj

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[Jon Stahl]

Héctor Velarde wrote:

I'm testing release 1.0-alpha2 of Plone Keyword Manager and found that
the home page of python-Levenshtein is no longer valid.

does anybody knows how to make this work on Windows?

saludos

IIRC, the python-levenshtein module is optional, so PKM should work on windows anyway.

Looks like weblion has it in their SVN, though:

https://weblion.psu.edu/trac/weblion/browser/trunk/PloneKeywordManager/python-Levenshtein

HTH,
jon

[Héctor Velarde]

Jon Stahl wrote:
> IIRC, the python-levenshtein module is optional, so PKM should work on
> windows anyway.

yes it works, Jon, but it's slower...

> Looks like weblion has it in their SVN, though:

in fact, it is included with PKM, but you need to compile it and is not
that easy in Windows.

thanks!


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