See the SynonymFilter in LIA for how to create your very own analyzer that
gives you total control over the increment between terms. Essentially, that
allows you to set the position increment for each and every token. I suspect
that this would be easier, but what do I know?
The difference is
Thanks Erick,
Since value1, value2, value3, itself can also include multiply tokens, I am
not sure the token based postion increment, d.add(new Field(value1 value2
value3), will actually work. I was trying to use
getPositionIncrementGap, but there appears to no way to set non constant
OK, how about injecting a special token in your input stream, then having
your analyzer record that token and set the position increment of the next
real token? Something like
d.add(field, veryspecialtokenincrementnext100 value1...);
d.add(field, veryspecialtokenincrementnext10 value2...);
: getPositionIncrementGap, but there appears to no way to set non
: constant gap. say, gap between value1 and value2 is 10, but gap
: between value2 and value3 is 100.
by default, non of hte analyzers do anything special in
getPositionIncrementGap -- that's up to you to control in any subclass
I have multiple values want to add to the same FIELD, and I also want to add
non-zero but NON CONSTANT position increment gap among those values. e.g., gap
between value1 and value2 is 10, but gap between value2 and value3 is
100. is there any how can I achieve that?
d.add(new Field
