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Re: [GWhere-discussion] character set
From: |
Zero - GWhere |
Subject: |
Re: [GWhere-discussion] character set |
Date: |
Wed, 03 Sep 2003 18:57:43 +0200 |
Hi Thomas and list,
> > > I recommend rather put option "charset" inside catalog, so I might choose
> > > my iso-8859-2 to be used. Default might be utf8 of course.
> > If I well understand you would like the choose the used string encoding to
> > build your catalogs??
>
> Yes. In option there will be system default, but I will be able to choose
> other.
It is right.
> > > To slowness - because I think about big catalogs (200CDs and more -
> > > university internet connection explains everything), I think, that gwhere
> > > can use some binary file as one of its file formats (so I can change it
> > > in preferencies), that will be optimized for big files. Another option is
> > > to use some database (i prefer mysql) as its backend, so speed of all
> > > operations will be very fast (as this database is speed optimized). This
> > > has another advantage, that I can store it on server and access my files
> > > from any computer on the Net.
> > I'm working since more one years. I'm defining a new catalog file format
> > with binary format and optimized for too big catalogs. The connection
> > with some database as MySQL or others is planned. And it will coming soon
> > after GWhere 0.2.0...
>
> Nice ;)
>
> Where might I see it ? Maybe you can use some database storage (db4 ?) and
> just implement more modules to access these data ?
The GWhere 0.2.x versions will add the plugin support for catalog
storage. In this way anybody will abble to write a plugin with any
database storage.
Best regards,
Zero
Maintainer,
GWhere - Another way to manage your catalogs!!
http://www.gwhere.org