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Hoss Man commented on LUCENE-2368:
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This is something i brought up with Robert on IRC a few days ago, and forgot to
file an issue for...
* We should make all the langauge specific stopword files have something in
their name that identifies them so we can add newer versions of them over time
with distiguished names. The simplest convention moving forward would probably
be to name the file after the first Lucene version it was added in (ie:
"russian_stop_3_3.txt") but there is no reason why the names have to directly
corrispond to the Lucene Version -- they could just as easily have completely
sequential names (ie: "russian_stop_001.txt" or "russian_stop_AAA.txt").
* All of the static "getDefaultStopSet()" methods in all of the various
Analyzers should be changed to take in a Version param which picks the
appropriate file (or staticly compiled set) based on the param. Any Analyzer
that already has Version based stopword switching logic in it's constructor
should instead just delegate to the getDefaultStopSet() method.
> stopword files should be versioned; acessor for default(s) should take a
> Version property
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> Key: LUCENE-2368
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-2368
> Project: Lucene - Java
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Analysis
> Reporter: Hoss Man
> Fix For: 2.3.3
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> The existing language specific stopword files on the trunk have no version
> info in their filenames -- this will make it awkward/confusing to update them
> as time goes on. LIkewise, many classes have a "getDefaultStopSet()" which
> makes these methods (when called by client code) suffer from the same API
> back-compat issues that the Analyzers themselves did before we added Version.
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