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I came up with some human-readable BNF rules for the Solr, dismax, and
edismax query parsers. They are in my boo
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Subject: QueryParser for DisjunctionMaxQuery, et al.
Hello all,
It seems somewhat odd to me that the Query classes generate strings that the
QueryParser won't parse. Does anyone have a QueryParser that will parse the
Hello all,
It seems somewhat odd to me that the Query classes generate strings that the
QueryParser won't parse. Does anyone have a QueryParser that will parse the
full range of Lucene query strings?
Failing that, has the BNF been written down somewhere? I can't seem to find it
for the full c
