And the main objective: when I pass the word "Lucene in Action", it find and
remove that term of phrase in the Index, for when I pass the 2nd term
("Lucene"), he does not find that phrase anymore, as has been found the
"Lucene in Action" .
2010/4/12 Railan Xisto <railan.xi...@gmail.com>
> Ok. There is a piece of code attached.. As I already said, I want to pass
> that when the term "Lucene in Action" he finds only the 1st sentence.
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> 2010/4/10 Shai Erera <ser...@gmail.com>
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> Hi. I'm not sure I understand what you searched for. When you search
>> for "Lucene in action", do you search it with the quotes or not? If
>> with the quotes, then I don't understand how the 2nd dox is found.
>>
>> Do you perhaps have a test code you can share w/ us? It can be a short
>> and simple main which creates an index w/ some documents and then
>> searches them.
>>
>> Shai
>>
>> On Saturday, April 10, 2010, Fotos fotos <railan.xi...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> > Hello!
>> > I am a beginner with Lucene. I'm needing to do the following:
>> >
>> > I have a text file with the following terms:
>> >
>> > "Lucene in action"
>> > "Lucene"
>> >
>> > and a file with the following sentences:
>> >
>> > 1 - "Lucene in action now."
>> > 2 - "Lucene for Dummies"
>> > 3 - "Managing Gigabytes"
>> >
>> > I need to search in phrases of doc2, the terms of doc1.
>> >
>> > But in search of the word n-grama: "Lucene in Action", he also finds the
>> 2nd
>> > sentence.
>> >
>> > In this case, I want to meet with the term 1 ("Lucene in Action"), only
>> the
>> > first phrase and remove the term of the index, for not to be found when
>> I
>> > pass the term 2 ("Lucene")
>> >
>> > Railan Xisto
>> > Web Developer
>> >
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