Erick Erickson wrote:
OK, a not very helpful answer, but "of course they're slower, they do
more
work" (the span versions). But that's fairly useless, since the
question is
really "is it enough slower in my situation that I need to find an
alternative?". And the only way I know of to answer tha
OK, a not very helpful answer, but "of course they're slower, they do more
work" (the span versions). But that's fairly useless, since the question is
really "is it enough slower in my situation that I need to find an
alternative?". And the only way I know of to answer that question is to make
som
Erick Erickson wrote:
Let me chime in here on a different note before you get happy with
wildcard queries, take a look at the thread "I just don't get
wildcards at
all". There is lots of good info that Erik, Chris and Otis provided me.
The danger with prefixquery and wildcard query is that
Let me chime in here on a different note before you get happy with
wildcard queries, take a look at the thread "I just don't get wildcards at
all". There is lots of good info that Erik, Chris and Otis provided me.
The danger with prefixquery and wildcard query is that they will throw
TooManyC
Ignore that last question. I see that you said prefix wildcard query and
not wildcard query. A quick look at the code seems to show it grabbing a
prefix as well.
Do you think one would be any faster than the other? Should I used
Wildcardqueries outside of spanqueries and the regexquery inside
Erik Hatcher wrote:
On Aug 30, 2006, at 6:13 PM, Mark Miller wrote:
* An implementation tying Java's built-in java.util.regex to RegexQuery.
*
* Note that because this implementation currently only returns null from
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] #prefix} that queries using this implementation will
enume
On Aug 30, 2006, at 6:13 PM, Mark Miller wrote:
* An implementation tying Java's built-in java.util.regex to
RegexQuery.
*
* Note that because this implementation currently only returns null
from
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] #prefix} that queries using this implementation will
enumerate and
* attem
* An implementation tying Java's built-in java.util.regex to RegexQuery.
*
* Note that because this implementation currently only returns null from
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] #prefix} that queries using this implementation will
enumerate and
* attempt to [EMAIL PROTECTED] #match} each term for the speci
