Hi Eric,
Thanks for your reply.
I verified Srinivas' query by changing Lucene version ( in the constructor
of StandardAnalyzer ) to LUCENE_30 to find that parsed query
indeed changes to xyz abc (input query was 'xyz_abc') while that does not
happen in case of LUCENE_33 and the parsed query remain
No, that's expected. StandardAnalyzer breaks on '_' as far as I know.
NOTE: the behavior changed a bit as of Solr 3.1. To get the old
StandardAnalyzer behavior, I believe you need ClassicAnalyzer...
More than you ever want to know about breaking lines (3.1+)
http://unicode.org/reports/tr29/#Word_
Hi Srinivas,
It works for the latest Lucene Version 3.3.0 (in fact for versions after
3.0.0). Standard Analyzer just splits the text ignoring a set of
STOP_WORDS like "is", "in", etc.
In the class definition of StandardAnalyzer in Lucene 3.3.0 API, it is
clearly stated :-
"As of 3.1, StandardToke
Hello All,
I observed some unexpected behavior using StandardAnalyzer to parse
the query. Here is the demonstration.
I am passing the query as (key:xyz_abc) && (text:blabla)
Expecting the parsed query to be +key:xyz_abc +text:blabla
Actual Result is +key:"xyz abc" +text:blabla
As p
