Just one thought so far:
If the Perl API has changed, probably 
$SWISH::API::Version should be updated too? It still
reads 0.01, same as the version that shipped with
2.4.0.

Best,
jrobinson

--- Bill Moseley <moseley@hank.org> wrote:
> Swish-e 2.4.1 is available for download.  This is a
> minor update with a 
> few bug fixes and additions to the C API and related
> Perl module.  Most 
> users of 2.4.0 will not have a need to upgrade.
> 
>   Version 2.4.1 - December 17, 2003
>     * Added new example CGI script
>         search.cgi is a new skeleton CGI script that
> uses SWISH::API for
>         searching. It is installed in the same
> location as swish.cgi.
> 
>     * Add Fuzzy access to C and Perl interfaces
>         Added a number of functions to the C API
> (and SWISH::API) to access
>         the stemmer used when indexing a given
> index.
> 
>     * Commas in numbers
>         Added commas to summary display at end of
> indexing.
> 
>     * Insert whitespace between tags
>         Parser.c was updated to flush the text
> buffer before and after every
>         (non-inline HTML) tag.
> 
>         The problem was that:
> 
>             foo<tag>bar</tag>baz
> 
>         would index as a single word "foobarbaz".
> 
>     * DirTree.pl
>         DirTree.pl was updated to work with
> SWISH::Filter and to work on
>         Windows. DirTree.pl is a program to fetch
> files from the file system
>         and works with the -S prog input method.
> 
>     * Problem with --enable-incremental option
>         Fixed configure script to build incremental
> option. Note that this
>         is still experimental. But testers are
> welcome.
> 
>     * headers.c bug
>         Mark Fletcher with the help of valgrind
> found a bug in headers.c
>         function SwishIndexHeaderNames used by the C
> API.
> 
>     * Clarify documentation regarding search order
>         At the prompting of Doralyn Rossmann updated
> SEARCH.pod to try and
>         make the explanation of searching clearer,
> and to fix an error in
>         the description of nested searches.
> 
> 
> 
> -- 
> Bill Moseley
> moseley@hank.org
> 


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