: I did like this:
: - for each term to find, build a FuzzyQuery object like this:
: fq = new FuzzyQuery(new Term("contents", queryString), minSimilarity)
: - as the FuzzyQuery.getEnum() method is protected - and my program is
: in another package, I added a getEnumWrapper() method to the FuzzyQuery
: class. It does the same as getEnum() - returns a FilteredTermEnum
: collection
: but it's public.
: - finally, the program iterates through all the items returned by
: getEnumWrapper()
: displaying the best matches.
it sounds like you aren't executing the FuzzyQuery at all ... just
enumerating over theterms, correct?
Do you really need the FuzzyQuery object at all?
why not just construct a FuzzyTermEnum directly? (it's a public class).
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