I'd do neither <G> You can look at other analyzers, WhitespaceAnalyzer comes
to mind, breaks on whitespace and leavs all special characters in. There are
several to choose from.
And, if you are indexing other fields and want them handled differently, use
a PerFieldAnalyzerWrapper.
Finally, you might consider indexing the same value in more than one field
for different purposes (e.g. searching/displaying).
Best
Erick
On 8/11/06, Gustavo Scrigna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello all!,
How can i tokenize money values?
Example: $25000, u$s45000, etc, so that i can search for "$25000" or
"$250*"
I think de "StandardTokenizer"* *class is the responsible for tokenize
the content of the field based on the grammar generated by javaCC, the
question is: I have to override the StandardTokenizer or i can use Filter's
to solve this problem?
Thank's in advance!
Gustavo //
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