Hi,
I'm building my own BooleanQuery (rather than using Query Parser). That's
because I need different defaults from my users:
If a user types: java program
I need to run the query: +java* +program* (namely AND search, with Prefix so as
to hit "programS", "programMER").
So naively I split the user's input into words, and build my query term-by-term:
String[] words= userInput.split(" ");
BooleanQuery query=new BooleanQuery();
for(String word: words)
query.add(new PrefixQuery(new Term("topic", word)), Occur.MUST);
But since my index is built with StandardAnalyzer, I'm having trouble with Stop
Words.
If the user types: program of java
Then of course my query (+program* +of* +java+) returns zero results.
Is there an easy solution?
I'd like to keep using StandardAnalyzer (I don't want to index by stupid
keywords such as "of"). I would just like stop-words to be removed from my
query (as QueryParser does).
Is there some utility method for this? Direct access to the list of stop-words?
Thanks
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