On Wed, Aug 17, 2005 at 02:07:16PM -0700, Matt Carr wrote:
> given 
> <meta keywords="something,goes,here">
> 
> swish-e -w "keywords=[a-z]*"  
> or
> swish-e -w "keywords=?"  
> 
> -or something of that nature 
> 
> would spit out 
> 
> something,goes,here

You want to see all words in the index under the "keywords" metaname?

Just like  swish-e -w "?" might show all words in the index under the
"swishdefault" keyword?

Look at the -T options to dump the words in the index.

> Also, I might be looking to do something a bit more advanced such as
> grabbing the top ten terms that occur the most in an index.
> e.g.  
> term                        weight
> best                        120
> fences                     45
> are gold                   38
> beck is cool             26

The index doesn't really work there.  But you could use -T to dump the
index and count up the word frequencies.  But, it's not really what
swish does.

-- 
Bill Moseley
moseley@hank.org

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