Unfortunately for me, I have done a good bit of yacc in the past. Don't
really wanna have to look in the class unless is absolutely necessary! :-)
Well, like Eric mentioned, if you can just ignore JavaCC syntax and look
at embedded Java code, it's not all that complicated (especially you have
Great. Is there an example anywhere on how I might be able to build such a
Query? QueryParser isn't really all that simple since it's built with
JavaCC.
What might be ideal for me is if I can continue to use the highlevel
interface to build the main query (ie use it to parse my query string
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Great. Is there an example anywhere on how I might be able to build such a
Query? QueryParser isn't really all that simple since it's built with
JavaCC.
What
On Friday 29 August 2003 10:02, Terry Steichen wrote:
I agree. One problem, however, that new (and not-so-new) Lucene users face
is a learning curve when they want to get past the simplest and most
obvious uses of Lucene. For example, I don't think any of the docs mention
the fact that you
Brian,
This seems akin to the Phrase Searching problem that I encountered (haven't
heard anything back from my posting yet) - which goes as follows: I try to
do the phrase search center* form but the system seems to simply ignore
the wildcard (throws it away) when processing the search - so I
