It worked out well.
Thanks
Is there any way that we can use standardAnalyzer and tell it not generated
tokens out of this?
Thanks
Ravichandra
prabin meitei wrote:
>
> use your own analyzer. Write a class extending lucene analyzer. you can
> override the tokenStream method to include whatever you want and exclude
> what you don't want.
>
> eg. of a token stream method which may work for you
> public TokenStream tokenStream(String fieldName, Reader reader) {
> TokenStream result = new StopFilter(
> new LowerCaseFilter(
> new WhitespaceTokenizer(reader)));
> return result;
> }
>
> Prabin
> toostep.com
>
> On Wed, Dec 3, 2008 at 3:17 PM, Ravichandra <
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>
>> Hi
>>
>> I tried that approach, I did used escaping using the "\", and the query
>> has
>> the special charecter, but i got no results that time.
>>
>> What I found out was when I use Standard Analyzer on "ABC+S", the terms
>> generated are "ABC" and "S" and '+' is getting lost.
>> When I used whitespaceAnalyzer or keywordAnalyzer (or use
>> standardanalyzer
>> but don't analyze this field), it is working, but it is case sensitive.
>>
>> Can anybody suggest me how to use Whitespaceanalyzer/keywordanalyzer
>> along
>> with lowecase filter
>> or
>> how to make Standardanalyzer not to generate tokens based on these
>> special
>> chrecters.
>>
>> Thanks
>> Ravichandra
>>
>>
>> prabin meitei wrote:
>> >
>> > try manually escaping the search string, adding "\" in front of the
>> > special
>> > characters. (you can do this easily by using string replace)
>> > This will make sure that your query contains the special characters
>> >
>> >
>> > Prabin
>> > toostep.com
>> >
>> > On Wed, Dec 3, 2008 at 12:03 PM, Ravichandra <
>> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> >
>> >>
>> >> Hi
>> >>
>> >> I am having problems with searching for special charecters like
>> %,*,+,-
>> >> etc.
>> >> I am using standard analyzer. I create queries using the query
>> >> constructor.
>> >>
>> >> I read in the forums and tried with QueryParser.escpae and parse
>> methods,
>> >> but the problem is if I have two fields as "ABC+S" and "ABC-S" and
>> when
>> i
>> >> search for "ABC+S", the order of fields is "ABC+S","ABC-S", and when
>> we
>> >> search for "ABC-S", then also the order is "ABC+S","ABC-S".
>> >>
>> >> What I have seen is when we escape the search string and then parse it
>> >> using
>> >> query parser, the generated query doesn't contain the special
>> charecter
>> >> '+',
>> >> or '-'.
>> >>
>> >> Please suggest me how to deal with special charecters.
>> >>
>> >> Lucene : 2.4
>> >>
>> >> Thanks
>> >> Ravichandra
>> >>
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