On 3/2/06, Larry Ogrodnek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I do like the idea of breaking on case, this would be especially great
> for finding interface implementations (searching for readers and
> writers, e.g.).
WordDelimiterFilter does this, but it's not in core lucene yet...
you'd have to get it
tcher [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2006 7:16 PM
To: java-user@lucene.apache.org
Subject: Re: javadoc lookup
Nice! I'm curious, what do you have cooking on the server-side?
Having Lucene showing terms from an index of javadocs would allow for
partial matches such tha
Larry Ogrodnek wrote:
Hey, I put together a little ajax / lucene javadoc lookup site that I
just wanted to share I've found it pretty useful to be able to just
type a few letters instead of navigating through the standard javadoc
frames...
http://jdk.representqueens.com:9090/s/jdk/
htt
Nice indeed.
I use IntelliJ for such things when I have it open, but when I don't I
have to click through the SVN repository (I'm normally looking for
source, not javadoc).
Could you add a link to the source as well?
-Yonik
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Nice! I'm curious, what do you have cooking on the server-side?
Having Lucene showing terms from an index of javadocs would allow for
partial matches such that QueryParser pops ups if someone types
"parser" (provided the text was tokenized at case shifts).
Erik
On Mar 1, 2006,
That is neat... nice work.
On 02/03/2006, at 10:23 AM, Larry Ogrodnek wrote:
Hey, I put together a little ajax / lucene javadoc lookup site that I
just wanted to share I've found it pretty useful to be able to
just
type a few letters instead of navigating through the standard javadoc
fr
