This is better. If I'm not mistaken, however, it still does the wrong
thing for a query like "(A^2 B)^2 C". In this case, A's boost should be
set to 4, B's to 2 and C's to 1, however I think your code would set
both A and B's boost to 2.
Also, your code doesn't pass your test cases:
junit.framework.AssertionFailedError:
Query /(germ term)^2.0/ yielded /(germ^2.0 term^2.0)^2.0/,
expecting /(germ term)^2.0/
As I said before, fixing this properly requires changes to the scoring
code, not just to the query parser.
Doug
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