more modular internal/external indexing support

renamed file= in kwargs to filelike
	sometimes this is a file, StringIO or a filename

1 files changed, 6 insertions, 6 deletions

diff --git a/tests/query.txt b/tests/query.txt
index 6a86c8f..ff65455 100644
--- a/tests/query.txt
+++ b/tests/query.txt
@@ -180,7 +180,7 @@ manager provided the mime_type Property of the Content is one
 understood by the index.
 
 >>> from StringIO import StringIO
->>> qm.fulltext_index(a, StringIO("this is my content, hear it roar"))
+>>> qm.update(a, {}, StringIO("this is my content, hear it roar"))
 >>> qm.find(fulltext="roar") == ([a], 1)
 True
 
@@ -196,7 +196,7 @@ Calls to update() and create() both take an optional file argument
 which will update the fulltext indexed content with the new value of
 file.
 
->>> qm.update(a, file=StringIO("different text"))
+>>> qm.update(a, filelike=StringIO("different text"))
 
 The new content will be found
 >>> qm.find(fulltext="different", author="Benjamin") == ([a], 1)
@@ -209,7 +209,7 @@ And the old content is not.
 
 Passing a filename for file works as well. Files can be in a variety
 of binary formats include PDF.
->>> qm.update(a, file="test.doc")
+>>> qm.update(a, filelike="test.doc")
 >>> qm.find(fulltext="roar", author="Benjamin")
 ([], 0)
 >>> qm.find(fulltext="amazed", author="Benjamin") == ([a], 1)
@@ -217,16 +217,16 @@ True
 
 We have converters for DOC, PDF and ODT by default
 
->>> qm.update(a, file="test.pdf")
+>>> qm.update(a, filelike="test.pdf")
 >>> qm.find(fulltext="peek", author="Benjamin") == ([a], 1)
 True
 
 
->>> qm.update(a, file="test.odt")
+>>> qm.update(a, filelike="test.odt")
 >>> qm.find(fulltext="amazed", author="Benjamin") == ([a], 1)
 True
 
->>> qm.update(a, file="test.doc")
+>>> qm.update(a, filelike="test.doc")
 >>> qm.find(fulltext="amazed", author="Benjamin") == ([a], 1)
 True