> Making parseQuery overridable is trickier because that method is an > entrypoint > to both QueryParser and MultiFieldQueryParser and is called directly from > python whereas the extension hooks (declared protected in java) such as > getBooleanQuery() are not called directly from python except via the 'super' > object passed to the python extension. It might be feasible to override > parseQuery but would require some naming trickery that I'd rather avoid if > you > can get the same effect somehow otherwise. > What does your parseQuery() override actually do ?
It's basically an after-method that examines the resulting query, and if all the boolean clauses are MUST_NOT clauses, adds a SHOULD clause. I do this in an overridden method because I have a couple of further subclasses of this subclass of MultiFieldQueryParser. I could package this code as a static method and just call it after calling parseQuery to postprocess the query. Thanks for the help. Bill _______________________________________________ pylucene-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.osafoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/pylucene-dev
