ZoneTree
Thoughts on my Implementation #125
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Writing a filesystem from scratch can be tricky, especially without prior experience. I haven’t gone down that path myself, but I appreciate your goal. There’s a ton of info available these days—thanks to the power of LLMs—that might help you out. I did a brief look into ReFS, and it does sound promising. It would be awesome if you create an open-source library that others (including ZoneTree) can use. For my own workflows, I’m comfortable with multiple files, but I’d love to see how your single-file approach evolves. Please keep us posted! |
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I'm currently digging into the FullText Search code where I see you create a new Zonetree database of CompositeKeyOfTokenRecordPrevious<Trecord.TToken> So from what I see, I need to Wrap
As they are all Concretes and sealed which point to each other, And that's as far as I've dug, It'll likely be a few more... What I'd say would make it easier, is an overload constructor to pass down a ZoneTree Factory into HashedSearchEngine I could use the new Method Overwriting features in C# to just overwrite the methods I need, But I Thought I'd check before I go duplicating all this code. |
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Please check the new released version that supports advanced customizations. PS: It would be best if we discuss ZoneTree.FullTextSearch related issues in its repository but not here. |
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Mate!!! Also happy to discuss over there, I just thought since it was referencing what I'd already posted... But Seriously... That's awesome... I was just about to finish up for the day on this stuff.. Might stick at it for a while longer now! |
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Not a big deal. |
Hi @Biztactix-Ryan
Writing a filesystem from scratch can be tricky, especially without prior experience. I haven’t gone down that path myself, but I appreciate your goal. There’s a ton of info available these days—thanks to the power of LLMs—that might help you out.
I did a brief look into ReFS, and it does sound promising. It would be awesome if you create an open-source library that others (including ZoneTree) can use. For my own workflows, I’m comfortable with multiple files, but I’d love to see how your single-file approach evolves. Please keep us posted!