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Robert Muir commented on LUCENE-2850:
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Hello, if you want to support stopwords for this type of query, then you can
use a queryparser that passes them through the analyzer (like
AnalyzingQueryParser).
But in general, the basic queryparser does not analyze queries like fuzzy or
wildcard or ranges.
> FuzzyQuery doesnt support Stopwords
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>
> Key: LUCENE-2850
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-2850
> Project: Lucene - Java
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: QueryParser
> Affects Versions: 3.0.4
> Environment: lucene version 3.x, hudson build #213 (16.12.2010
> 23:03:54)
> solr version 3.x, hudson build #198 (16.12.2010 05:36:57)
> Reporter: Peter
>
> Stopword doesnt works if i use a fuzzy query.
> Working Example:
> -stopword: Gmbh
> -request: {!edismax qf=name}xyz^100 Gmbh^100
> -Parsed Query: +DisjunctionMaxQuery((name:xyz)^100.0)
> Failure:
> -stopword: Gmbh
> -request: {!edismax qf=name}xyz~0.5^100 Gmbh~0.5^100
> -Parsed Query: +((DisjunctionMaxQuery((name:xyz~0.5)^100.0)
> DisjunctionMaxQuery((name:Gmbh~0.5)^100.0))~2)
> For me it seems to be a problem with getFuzzyQuery(field, termImage, fms) in
> QueryParser.java:1419.
> The getFieldQuery method call returns null if i have a stopword. But
> getFuzzyQuery returns a DisjunctionMaxQuery.
> But its my first project with lucene/solr... therefore my understanding can
> be wrong.
>
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