Hi All, I have a question about Analyzers. Now I know that the documentation states that I need to use the same analyzers for both Indexing and Searching. But this question is only about the Stopanalyzer.
Lets say I construct a StopAnalyzer with certain set of stopwords (stopwords(x)) while indexing. My guess is that Lucene will probably read those stopwords and remove them from all my indexed fields. Thus if I search on those stopwords I will not be able to find them. Can I pass a different set of stopwords (stopwords(y)) possibly a superset of stopwords(x)? And in this case will lucene think of stop words as totalstopwordset = stopwords(x) (these are already removed from the index) + stopwords(y) (these will be removed while searching) Can somebody please let me know if my thinking is correct on this one? The advantage of passing a different set while searching is that I can eliminate stopwords without re-indexing all my documents. thank you in advance, Samir -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
