> Hi everybody, I want to know how to create an analyzer whith this and
> StopFilter and LowerCaseFilter. Exists some example anywhere?
> thks for replies
Not bad at all. StopAnalyzer by itself may do what you want. If not, here's
an example of a custom analyzer:
class MyAnalyzer extends Ana
Hi everybody, I want to know how to create an analyzer whith this and
StopFilter and LowerCaseFilter. Exists some example anywhere?
thks for replies
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: understand your recommendations. Is there a way that I can just
: incorporate Stem, Soundex, and Standard into one search. In other words,
: don't toggle anything. Just index using custom analyzer that contains
: Stem, Soundex, and Standard analyzers at once. And search using the custom
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I am implementing a search that allows the user to toggle the
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I am implementing a search that allows the user to toggle the Soundex and
Stem functionality on and off. When the Soundex or Sten functions are not
on, the search will use the StandardAnalyzer as default. I implemented the
Soundex (SoundexAnalyzer from book Lucene In Action) and Stem
(SnowballAn