Erik Hatcher schrieb:
On Oct 21, 2004, at 1:41 PM, Christoph Goller wrote:
Furthermore concerning Lucene 1.4.3:
Erik, before making the new release, I would feel better if
you could check whether your query-parser works with the current
branch 1.4.3.
The added back methods all are working fine in my tests (using CVS
HEAD). Thanks!
However, one oddity now comes about in this test case, from Lucene in
Action:
public void testGrouping() throws Exception {
Query query = QueryParser.parse(
"(agile OR extreme) AND methodology",
"subject",
analyzer);
Hits hits = searcher.search(query);
System.out.println("hits.length() = " + hits.length());
System.out.println("query = " + query);
assertHitsIncludeTitle(hits, "Extreme Programming Explained");
assertHitsIncludeTitle(hits, "The Pragmatic Programmer");
}
Here's the output:
hits.length() = 1
query = +(subject:agile subject:extreme) +subject:methodology
Process finished with exit code -1
junit.framework.AssertionFailedError: title 'The Pragmatic Programmer'
not found
at lia.common.LiaTestCase.assertHitsIncludeTitle(LiaTestCase.java:54)
at lia.searching.QueryParserTest.testGrouping(QueryParserTest.java:57)
This test previously passed. If I remove the word "extreme" from the
query, it passes. "The Pragmatic Programmer" does not have the term
"extreme" in its subject field.
What am I missing? Query.toString looks fine.
Something seems awry, but it could easily be me. Or it could be that
I'm using CVS HEAD and not the 1.4 branch? Thought I'd report it and
see what you thought.
I have no idea. Does not seem related to queryparser since the resulting
query looks like it should, doesn't it? Could you please try with the 1.4
branch. Anyway, the 1.4 branch and the CVS Head should behave identical
except for deprecated warnings and maybe fuzzyQueries.
Christoph
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