william.sporrong writes: > Does it have something to do with the > QueryParser guessing what kind of query it is by examining the string and > thus presumes that the first string should not be parsed into a PhraseQuery? > QueryParser creates a PhraseQuery for "words" that are tokenized to more than one token. You should see that in the serialized query. > > > Anyways if there is a correct way to accomplish what I want could anyone > please give me a hint? One way I thought about is preparsining the query and > construct several subqueries i.e PhraseQuerys and so on and then combine > them in a BooleanQuery but I guess there is a nicer solution? > I guess you could overwrite the getFieldQuery method of query parser and change the way queries are generated. > > > I have a similar problem with another Filter Iäm trying to implement that > should remove certain suffixes and replace them with a wildcard ( > bilar->bil*). > If you expect bil* to be executed as a wildcard/prefix query, this cannot work. The query parser parses the query, not the analyzer output. Again you might introduce such behaviour in getFieldQuery.
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