Hi
i am looking for a analyzer that chops a given string into its n-grams.
Basically, I want to index 3-grams and more upto the limit of a word. Can
anybody tell me if there is any analyzer is available for this.
Regards..
Hello,
for years there is the discussion to make lucene able to sort on TOKENIZED
fields.
(e.g. if more then one term is available concatenate the tokens OR use the
stored value for sorting).
Could some of the developer please make a statement if there are any
plans to implement this feature in
On Fri, 2006-09-22 at 14:19 +0530, heritrix.lucene wrote:
> i am looking for a analyzer that chops a given string into its n-grams.
> Basically, I want to index 3-grams and more upto the limit of a word. Can
> anybody tell me if there is any analyzer is available for this.
It's not that much to it
Hello, Yonik.
>> ok. I have big issue when I try to search ParallelMultiSearcher for
>> PrefixQuery. This query is being rewritten to BooleanQuery during
>> search. This causes Similarity to calculate docFreq for each Term in the
>> BooleanQuery. So if we have a lot of results for some PrefixQuery
Hi All,
I have been using the Lucene 2.0 distro Index to index my files, currently
it indexes filepath and contents. I want to index, lastModified() (Returns
the time that the file denoted by this abstract pathname was last
modified.), and file length, length().
Can someone please show me how to
Ya gotta use google, man . This took about 15 seconds to find by googling
java file modification date
Get the "last modified" date from a file Simply use the lastModified()
method from a file object. but the return value is system dependent and
should only be used to compare with other values re
> I have been using the Lucene 2.0 distro Index to index my files,
currently
> it indexes filepath and contents. I want to index, lastModified()
(Returns
> the time that the file denoted by this abstract pathname was last
> modified.), and file length, length().
>
> Can someone please show me how t
> > I have been using the Lucene 2.0 distro Index to index my
> > files, currently it indexes filepath and contents. I want
> > to index, lastModified() (Returns the time that the file
> > denoted by this abstract pathname was last
> > modified.), and file length, length().
> >
> > Can someone plea
Not to step out of Lucene world, but I would love to know the truth of
the matter on this...the first site that search brings up on google
seems to claim that was the behavior back at 1.2 or so and it is not the
case anymore.
The javadocs don't seem to mention it:
lastModified
public l
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-400
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: for years there is the discussion to make lucene able to sort on TOKENIZED
: fields.
really? .. i've only been on the list since 1.4.3 but i don't remember it
being much of a recurring topic.
: (e.g. if more then one term is available concatenate the tokens OR use the
: stored value for sortin
Thanks for your reply.
This analyzer creates combination of words. I am looking for analyzer where
you can break up the words into their n-grams. For example:
2-grams of
google - > go, oo, og, gl, le
like that.
Regards
On 9/23/06, Chris Hostetter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
https://issues.ap
Hi,
I am using ChainedFilter and FilteredQuery together in order to remove
RangeQuery from my code.
the problem is its not working..its effect is not coming...it returns me same
number of record whether i am including range or not.
Here is the snippet.
BooleanQuery bqone =
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