: That kinda would be the point - "contents:germany" would get the
same
: fileIDs, but "contents:germany title:medicine" would (hopefully)
give
: us a more specific query.
when you say "contents:germany title:medicine" i'm not sure if you are
assuming that both clauses are mandatory or optional ... if they are
optional then yeah you can do that, and in some cases you'll get
the same
fileID twice .. if you mean you want the list of fileIDs that match
both
clauses, you're not going to get any results back -- because no doc
with a
contents field is going to have a title field, and no doc with a title
field is going to have a contents field.
I'd want both clauses, so I'd have to write a Parser to make sure
queries would get split up into the two different indices, right?
Something to take "contents:germany title:medicine", send the
"contents:germany" query to the IndexSearcher operating over the
existing index, and the "title:medicine" query to the IndexSearcher
operating over my new index. The Searchers get their results, I
return the fileIDs in both.
Or is that just nuts?
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