Hi,
Are you sure everything is being done in French?
I just tested and
cts:stem ('personae', 'en'),
cts:stem ('personae', 'fr')
gives
persona
personae
=ch
On Mon, Jun 6, 2016 at 2:14 AM, Mohapatra, Amrita (LNG-CON)
<amrita.mohapa...@lexisnexis.com> wrote:
>
>
> HI,
>
>
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> I am currently working on some French enhancement. In that for French
> Ligature “AE” (æ) since Marklogic did not recognized this as ligature (that
> is both ae and æ will be treated as same words) I added manually the
> equivalent words (containing æ) in my dictionary files. But now when I am
> searching for search term “personae” and “personæ” I should get same
> results. But I am getting different. On checking with my codebase I found
> the issue is with cts:stem (). When I am doing cts:stem personæ I am getting
> result as “persona”. As a result of which my result count is not coming as
> expected. Can anybody tell me the reason as why for personae I am getting
> stemmed word as persona? How to solve this issue?
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> Example: cts:stem(“personæ”)
>
> Result : persona
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> Thanks & Regards,
>
> Amrita
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