How do I use MemoryIndex or RAMDirectory, but score using term statistics
from a corpus given during preprocessing?
Let's say I want to use a MemoryIndex or RAMDirectory to store a *single*
document, and then run a query against it, and get the score of the query
using just this one document.
I kn
typically one simply escapes the symbols that have special
meaning in your syntax. In your example,
hot\(dog\) would indicate to the parser that the () characters
were to be interpreted as text rather than part of the query language.
Lucene uses javaCC to parse queries following grammar rules
Hi,
It seems like current 3.0 branch has accumulated some important bug
fixes, especially the possible index corruption bug. Is there a date for a
formal 3.0.3 release?
-shay.banon
Dear All
Was setting up a web search with a query language
that uses (, !, ), ^, *, ?, {, } and < in its syntax.
For example:
hot dog: Looks for documents with hot and
dog in close vincinity.
(hot dog): Looks for documents with hot or
dog in it.
This all
Hasan Diwan wrote:
> On 27 October 2010 18:16, Troy Wical wrote:
> > Depends on what your trying to index, I suppose. Maildir or mbox? For some
> > time now, off and on, I have been working to index an ezmlm mailing list
> > archive. In the end, I went with Swish-E and have made quite a bit of