On Sat, 1 Feb 2003, Rishabh Bajpai wrote:
also, i rememebr readin somewhere that one had to build the index in
some special way, but since you say no; i will take that. i anyways dont
rememebr where I read it, so no point asking about something if I am
myself not sure
I remember only one
Hello all!
Why am I not able to use wildchars in phrase. Somethink like this doesnt
work:
Th* is a phrase.
This works propperly: This is a phrase.
Can you help me? I guess you can ;-)
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Lukas Zapletal [[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
http://www.tanecni-olomouc.cz/lzap
Lukas,
I believe that this is a stop word, so it is stripped out.
Regards,
Terry
- Original Message -
From: Lukas Zapletal [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Lucene Users List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, February 02, 2003 11:47 AM
Subject: Wildchars in phrase
Hello all!
Why am I not able
Right, left.
--- Leo Galambos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, 1 Feb 2003, Rishabh Bajpai wrote:
also, i rememebr readin somewhere that one had to build the index
in
some special way, but since you say no; i will take that. i anyways
dont
rememebr where I read it, so no point asking
Hi!
Should I use document.setBoot() only when searching, or I can set it while
indexing? The idea is that some documents can have higher priority then
others, so it would be great if I could set boost according to document
priority when adding document to the index, so it always have more
That is primary what that setBoost() on a Document instance if for, as
far as I know.
I don't see how one could use setBoost() on a document at search time
:)
Otis
--- Philipp Chudinov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
Should I use document.setBoot() only when searching, or I can set it
while
Hello!
I have a problem, a big one. I have successfully indexed 600 MB of XML
data, but the search can't give any results if the field contains any
'-' characters .
For example: compound@cgx-code:[2 - 5] must match at least two results
based on my XML data but it gives nothing.
Can you
