hi Erik,
> "action and" is likely not a single Term, so you'll want to create a
> SpanNearQuery of those individual terms (that match the way they were
> when analyzed and indexed, mind you) and use a SpanNearQuery inside a
> SpanFirstQuery. Make sense?
Yes, it works (see below)!
... but with my
Hi Erik,
> SpanFirstQuery is what you're after.
thanks for this hint (@Erick: thanks for the good explanation of my prob),
I read the chapter for the spanfirstquery in LIA, but what I don't
understand is, how do i have to do a "Phrase" SpanFirstQuery?
I found a message with example code (
http:/
What Erik said ...
But I thought I'd add that I was pleasantly surprised by how very fast the
regex contribution went when creating a filter. And you can cache the
filters. Don't be afraid .
But in this case I don't think that would help either. Your basic problem is
probably that you're indexin
Martin,
SpanFirstQuery is what you're after.
Erik
On Nov 14, 2006, at 8:32 AM, Martin Braun wrote:
hi,
i would like to provide a exact "PrefixField Search", i.e. a search
for
exactly the first words in a field.
I think I can't use a PrefixQuery because it would find also
substr
hi,
i would like to provide a exact "PrefixField Search", i.e. a search for
exactly the first words in a field.
I think I can't use a PrefixQuery because it would find also substrings
inside the field, e.g.
action* would find titles like "Action and knowledge" but also (that's
what i don't want it
On Nov 14, 2006, at 11:18 AM, Martin Braun wrote:
Hi Erik,
SpanFirstQuery is what you're after.
thanks for this hint (@Erick: thanks for the good explanation of my
prob),
I read the chapter for the spanfirstquery in LIA, but what I don't
understand is, how do i have to do a "Phrase" Span
