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palexv a écrit :
Thanks!
Can you help me to get ShingleFilter class. It is absent in version 2.3.1.
How can I get it?
It's in the SVN version. You can backport it, are building your own,
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palexv a écrit :
Hello all.
I have a question to advanced in lucene.
I have a set of phrases which I need to store in index.
Is there is a way of storing phrases as terms in index?
How is the best way of writing such index? Should this field be tokenized?
not tokenized
What is the best wa
such index? Should I
use BooleanQuery, WildCartQuery or SpanQuery?
How is the best way to escape from maxClauses exception when searching like
a*?
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