to be relevant, but others not, the technique itself though could
still be applied with these rules used instead)
- Matt
Jean-Claude Antonio wrote:
Thanks Erick, you are right about the various combinations.
Cheers,
Erick Erickson wrote:
Yes you can query *method. But you have to turn le
ther PhraseQuerys
or SpanQuerys to do what you want
Best
Erick
On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 5:40 PM, Jean-Claude Antonio
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
Hello,
If I had a file with the following content:
...
object.method();
...
I would like to be able to query for
object
method
object.method
Hello,
If I had a file with the following content:
...
object.method();
...
I would like to be able to query for
object
method
object.method
My guess is that I should store not only "object.method", but also
"object" and "method" as I cannot query *method.
Any other suggestion?
Kind regards,
rces me to store them.
I do not store term vectors (I have never used them).
I will have a look at it + LUCENE-1016 if can help. And let you know.
Thanks for your help!
Karl Wettin a écrit :
15 maj 2008 kl. 19.15 skrev Jean-Claude Antonio:
This work perfectly, but for this we need to have a
Hello,
We are using lucene for a while, and we are happy with it. Now we want
to optimize some space.
We are parsing versions of files and we want to keep track of history
and also know which one is the newest we set a flag to it (field
newest=true).
so when a new version comes along :
- we w
Hello,
We are using lucene for a while, and we are happy with it. Now we want
to optimize some space.
We are parsing versions of files and we want to keep track of history
and also know which one is the newest we set a flag to it (field
newest=true).
so when a new version comes along :
- we w
