Sorry about the confusion.
I got it. I ported the BrazilianAnalyzer do CLucene. At least it compiles
successfuly. I used Lucene 2.3.2 as you said and I ported it using
StardardAnalyzer as model. I didn't port some constructors because I knew I
was only going to use the default.
However when I take the lib to my application's directory I can't compile
my application because it says that : "Error 1 error C2039:
'BrazilianAnalyzer' : is not a member of 'lucene::analysis::standard'..."
It can't compile this line:
standard::BrazilianAnalyzer *an = new standard::BrazilianAnalyzer();
I put it in the standard namespace just for unit tests purposes. Is there
any thing that I missed?
Thanks in advance.
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> Hi Emerson,
>
> from where do you port these classes? From Java Lucene 2.3.2 or
> Lucene++? My original idea was to port these classes from Java Lucene,
> as CLucene is a port of Java Lucene 2.3.2.
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Veit
>
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