It would be useful to have more details about the query input and the expected
highlights you want.
So given your 'zone-indeling' example document and the index-time tokenisation
you described, which of the following queries would you expect to match and
what would you want highlighted in each case?
1) zone
2) zone-indeling
3) "zone indeling"
4) zone-somethingElse
My assumption here is that you are using the standard Lucene Query parser and
that query 3 will therefore be a phrase query.
Cheers
Mark
----- Original Message ----
From: Matthijs Bierman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: java-user@lucene.apache.org
Sent: Wednesday, 14 November, 2007 11:51:07 AM
Subject: Re: get original term for synonym
Hi Mark,
Your solution would be correct if the synonym would be a true 2-way
synonym. Unfortunately this is not the case. My analyzer takes care of
decomposition of specific Dutch words (where a "-" is used to create
compound words). For example: 'zone-indeling' would create synonyms for
'zone'-> 'zone-indeling' and 'indeling'->'zone-indeling'.
When analyzing 'zone' it will therefore not point back to
'zone-indeling' (this information is simply not available). Putting all
the results from the indexing process into a file or lucene document
(thus creating a 'lookup' index) would probably make the lookup process
rather slow, or make application startup too long (due to HashMap
generation).
Maybe you can do something with offsets?
Thanks,
Matthijs
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