1) since you seem to be using the Lucene Java API, i suggest you send your
questions to the java-user@lucene list.
2) ...
: Query queryC = parserC.parse(q);
: Query queryN = parserN.parse(q);
: Query queryP = parserP.parse(q);
:
: TopDocs hits = is.search(queryC, 10);
: hits = is.search(queryN, 10);
: hits = is.search(queryP, 10);
...
: The content of hits is replaced everytime and its value is is.search(queryP,
: 10)
that's a pretty fundemental behavior of Java -- you are assigning a
value to a variable and it is replacing the previously stored value
: Is there any method (like add or something or even a collector) to store all
: the results in one TopDocs hit and make a sort by relevance .
it i'm understanding you correctly, what you really want is to combing
queryC, queryN, and queryP into a single BooleanQuery (probably using
Occur.SHOULD for all of them) and execute that single resulting query.
But if i understnad correctly (or you have followup questions) please post
them to the java-user mailing list, where like minding individuals discuss
such things.
-Hoss
