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Digy commented on LUCENENET-345:
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Hi Mike,

Since I used Similarity.Net in my old projects and it is in contrib/queries 
now, I started to port java's "contrib/queries" as "Queries.Net".
I plan to open an issue about that soon.
Where do you think BooleanFilter and TermsFilter should go? Should I leave them 
as unimplemeted and refer to your contrib?
Would that be good?

DIGY


> [Contrib] Extensions
> --------------------
>
>                 Key: LUCENENET-345
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENENET-345
>             Project: Lucene.Net
>          Issue Type: New Feature
>            Reporter: Michael Garski
>         Attachments: LUCENENET-345 Extensions.patch, LUCENENET-345 V2.patch, 
> Queries.Net.rar
>
>
> I have created a few generic extensions to Lucene.Net that I use quiet a bit. 
>  It's packaged up as a VS2008 solution with two projects.  The test project 
> is a Visual Studio test project as opposed to NUnit, and that can be changed. 
>  Here is a summary of the contents:
> FieldEnumerators : provides foreach syntax support when enumerating over all 
> of the terms in the index.
> TermVectorEnumerator : provides foreach syntax to allow for enumerating over 
> all of the term vectors in an index.
> BooleanFilter : combine multiple query filters in various logical 
> combinations.
> TermsFilter : creates a filter from several terms as a logical OR.
> SegmentCache : a generic cache that works with the segment-level searching in 
> Lucene 2.9 to cache any data at the segment level in the same manner as the 
> field cache and  CachingWrapperFilter which  I've used for caching aggregate 
> data on the documents in a segment for use in diagnostics and for caching 
> TermVectors.  
> SegmentsGenCommit : adds the ability to open an index from the version 
> specified in the segments file as opposed to inferring the version from the 
> files in the index directory.
> Refer to the documentation comments and unit tests for how to use the items.

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