I only just noticed that this is an exception being thrown by the
lucene.queryParser. Should I be mailing on the lucene list, or is it ok
here?
I'm beginning to wonder if the "fq" can handle the type of character
exclusion I'm trying in the RegExp.
Escaping the string also doesn't work :
Cannot parse 'vector:_\*[\^_\]\*_[\^_\]\*_[\^_\]\*': Encountered "]" at
line 1, column 15.
Was expecting one of:
"TO" ...
<RANGEIN_QUOTED> ...
<RANGEIN_GOOP> ...
Ben wrote:
Ben wrote:
The exception SOLR raises is :
org.apache.lucene.queryParser.ParseException: Cannot parse
'vector:_*[^_]*_[^_]*_[^_]*': Encountered "]" at line 1, column 12.
Was expecting one of:
"TO" ...
<RANGEIN_QUOTED> ...
<RANGEIN_GOOP> ...
Ben wrote:
Passing in a RegularExpression like "[^_]*_[^_]*" (e.g. matching
anything with an underscore in the string) using some code like :
...
parameters.add("fq", "vector:[^_]*_[^_]*");
...
seems to cause problems for SOLR, I assume because of the [ or ^
character.
Can somebody please advise how to handle character exclusion in such
searches?
Any help or pointers are much appreciated!
Thanks
Ben
