Chris Hostetter wrote:
: > You can't use a wildcard within double quotes. The Lucene syntax
: > grammar does not look for such things.
: This is the bit I don't get (I have got round the problem), why can't
: you use wildcards within double quotes, this isnt mentioned anywhere in
: http://lucene
: > You can't use a wildcard within double quotes. The Lucene syntax
: > grammar does not look for such things.
: This is the bit I don't get (I have got round the problem), why can't
: you use wildcards within double quotes, this isnt mentioned anywhere in
: http://lucene.apache.org/java/docs/qu
I do not know enough about PhraseQuery to say how hard it would be to
add support for wildcards, but I am sure there is some method of doing
it -- it has just not been done. From what I can tell it would be easier
to stop using PhraseQuery and use SpanQuery's if you wanted to do this.
Maybe som
Mark Miller wrote:
You cannot use wildcards in quotes simply because the QueryParser
syntax does not look for such things...at the top level it is either
looking for a Wildcard token OR a Quoted token. There is good reason
for this: a phrase query does not support wildcards.
OK thanks for all t
You cannot use wildcards in quotes simply because the QueryParser syntax
does not look for such things...at the top level it is either looking
for a Wildcard token OR a Quoted token. There is good reason for this: a
phrase query does not support wildcards. The hack that I suggested
(looking for
Mark Miller wrote:
You can't use a wildcard within double quotes. The Lucene syntax
grammar does not look for such things.
This is the bit I don't get (I have got round the problem), why can't
you use wildcards within double quotes, this isnt mentioned anywhere in
http://lucene.apache.org/java
I think the KeywordAnlyser bit is maybe a red herring, the problem
seems to be that you cant use * within double quotes, I made some
changes to my data and index to remove the space character
You can't use a wildcard within double quotes. The Lucene syntax grammar
does not look for such thin
Instead of using QueryParser.Parse, what if you make a WildcardQuery
directly? I had similar troubles getting prefix queries (for ajax)
working properly, never did solve it.
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From: Paul Taylor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, May 13, 2007 5:02 AM
To: java-user@lu
I think the KeywordAnlyser bit is maybe a red herring, the problem seems
to be that you cant use * within double quotes, I made some changes to
my data and index to remove the space character
If I fed 54:puid* to my code it generates a Prefix Query and works as
required
Search Query Is54:puid
