Since you are writing a custom token filter, it's up to you to return
successive tokens by setting the appropriate attributes when nextToken is
called. Have you read the tokenstream javadocs?
On Mar 15, 2018 10:35 AM, "deepu srinivasan" wrote:
> Hi .
> How do i split a single token and index the
Stored data is kept in separate segment files (*.fdt and *.fdx). As
such they have no measurable impact on query time. All the data for
executing searches is kept in other extensions in each segment and
accessed separately.
Adding stored data does increase the size on disk by roughly 50% of
the nu
Hi .
How do i split a single token and index them both. For eg : if i recieve a
token "&&11&" in my custom token filter , i would like to index as "&" and
11.
Hi
How are indexed and stored fields treated by Lucene w.r.t space and
performance?
Is there any performance hit with stored fields which are indexed?
Lucene Version: 5.3.1
Assumption:
Stored fields are just simple strings (not huge documents)
Example:
Data: [101, Gold]; [102, Silver
While writing some tools to build and maintain lucene indexes I noticed
some strange behavior during testing.
A doc disappears from lucene index while using IndexWriter updateDocument.
The API of lucene 6.4.2 states:
"Updates a document by first deleting the document(s) containing term and
then ad
