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Yes, the character set we use is, as I remember,
MARC-8. Which I don't think is the ISOLatin,
but since I didn't know about that filter when we had our problem,
I didn't even look. Oh well, smarter/braver/lazier next time ...
Which is why I love this list, I find things like this and loo
etter test to be sure...
--Renaud
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From: Chris Lu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, July 30, 2007 1:36 PM
To: java-user@lucene.apache.org
Subject: Re: a question for french analyzer
Hi, Erick,
I added ISOLatin1AccentFilter to FrenchAnalyzer following Samir'
Hi, Erick,
I added ISOLatin1AccentFilter to FrenchAnalyzer following Samir's tip,
and it works great! And I think it's the right way to go. Problems
like "You have to store the data raw for display purposes if you want
the accents to show though" will go away since Analyzer already have
the origin
Hi, Samir,
Thanks a lot for this tip! It works great!
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Chris Lu
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Hi,
Take a look to the class ISOLatin1AccentFilter ! Add this to your analyzer
and it should work !
Hope this will help,
Samir
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De : Chris Lu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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À : java-user@lucene.apache.org
Objet : a question for frenc
Gosh, I sure hope not, because that would mean that we rolled our
own for no good reason. We wound up just collapsing
the input stream by substituting plain old 'e' for all the accented
variants before indexing and before searching. Be *really* careful
what character set you're using.
Actually, we
