On Donnerstag 25 Mai 2006 17:48, Erik Hatcher wrote:
> "t" is a stop word because words like "don't" get analyzed into [don]
> [t].
Maybe it should, but it doesn't it seems: don't gets parsed as field:don't
using StandardAnalyzer and QueryParser. Mhh, maybe this is because people
use differen
On May 25, 2006, at 11:01 AM, Daniel Naber wrote:
On Donnerstag 25 Mai 2006 16:18, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When we search (using QueryParser) for the phrase "t-
mobile" (including
quotes)
t-mobile becomes "t mobile", but "t" is a stopword by default. Why?
Maybe
the person who added it
On Donnerstag 25 Mai 2006 16:18, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> When we search (using QueryParser) for the phrase "t-mobile" (including
> quotes)
t-mobile becomes "t mobile", but "t" is a stopword by default. Why? Maybe
the person who added it has a dislike for German Telekom :-) But
seriously, you
It appears that I was confused about the way analyzers are working. I
assumed that a typical analyzer would just remove hyphens and treat the
phrase as a space. We're just using StandardAnalyzer.
When we search (using QueryParser) for the phrase "t-mobile" (including
quotes) we're getting results
