I have been using old version of swish for 6 months and I have
already fixed the major "not" bug. I discovered only recently
swish-e (information came very late in France) but it seems
that the "notresultlist" function is still bugged, because of
the "% 128" system of file numbers. Here is the piece of code
that I have written in old version, taking in account the fact
that filenums are dropped % 128 .


With congratulations to the team which maintains this very useful tool.


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Jean-Louis MALTRET          Mathematique-Informatique
Tel: +33 04.91.82.92.95     Faculte des Sciences         
Fax: +33 04.91.82.93.57	    163 Avenue de Luminy 
jlm@lumimath.univ-mrs.fr    F-13288 MARSEILLE Cedex 09
http://eiffel.univ-mrs.fr/~jlm/
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 Virgile (Georgiques II,489)
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/* This performs the NOT unary operation on a result list.
** NOTed files are marked with a default rank of 1000. */

struct result *notresultlist(rp, fp)
     struct result *rp;
     FILE *fp;
{
	int i, j, filenums, jlm=0;
        struct result *newp;

	newp = NULL;

	initmarkentrylist();
	while (rp != NULL) {
		marknum(rp->filenum);
		rp = rp->next;
	}

/* JLM */
	filenums = getindexfilenum(fp) ;
if (debug) printf("# notlist : filenums = %d",filenums);
/*	for (i = 1; !ismarked(i) && i < filenums; i++) */
	for (i = 1,j = 1; i <=filenums; i++,j++)
        {
/* JLM */
          if (!(j % 128)) j++;
	  if (!ismarked(j) )
          {
                jlm++;
		newp = (struct result *) addtoresultlist(newp,
		j, 1000, IN_ALL);
          }
        }
if (debug) printf(" filenots = %d\n",jlm);

	return newp;
}

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