Michael D. Curtin wrote: > > Np-pandock-L1 > > Np-pandock-L2 > > I'm not positive, but I think StandardAnalyzer splits this input at the > hyphens. That is, it gives the terms "Np", "pandock", "1", "2", "L", > "L1", and "L2", but NOT "Np-pandoc", etc.
I think it splits by hyphens unless the no-hyphen part has digits, so: np-pandock-a7 becomes np pandock-a7 This is for the indexing part. For the query part, prefixQuery is not subject to standard analysis (just lower casing), so you could be even more surprised that this query: Np-pandock-L2 would find that document (it would become a phrase query "np pandock-l2"), but this query: Np-pandock-L2* would not find any document, because it would become a prefix query np-pandock-l2* and at indexing such token (np-pandock-l2) was never created. Using Luke you should be able to see the tokens in the index as well as how the query is parsed (under query details). Doron --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
