(container=None, content=None)
Returns True if the content document acts as an index
    to other documents. Returns False if the content document
    contains relevant content for the end-user.

    This method is used by ERP5 crawlers to make a difference between
    URLs which return an index (ex. the list of emails of a mailing
    list archive) and true content (ex. email content of a mailing list
    archive).

    Either container or content must be set equal None.

    container -- a container document to which the calculation of
                 isIndexContent is delegated to, by default the
                 parent document

    content -- the content document to assess, by default self

    NOTE: Crawlable Documents and External Sources current
    use the same isIndexContent method which is unified here,
    but with a different signature. This is probably inconsistent
    and the interface must be revised. XXX
Returns True if the content document acts as an index
    to other documents. Returns False if the content document
    contains relevant content for the end-user.
Returns True if the content document acts as an index to other documents . Returns False if the content document contains relevant content for the end - user .
def isIndexContent(container=None, content=None):
    """
    Returns True if the content document acts as an index
    to other documents. Returns False if the content document
    contains relevant content for the end-user.

    This method is used by ERP5 crawlers to make a difference between
    URLs which return an index (ex. the list of emails of a mailing
    list archive) and true content (ex. email content of a mailing list
    archive).

    Either container or content must be set equal None.

    container -- a container document to which the calculation of
                 isIndexContent is delegated to, by default the
                 parent document

    content -- the content document to assess, by default self

    NOTE: Crawlable Documents and External Sources current
    use the same isIndexContent method which is unified here,
    but with a different signature. This is probably inconsistent
    and the interface must be revised. XXX
    """
def isIndexContent ( container = None , content = None ) :