Hi all,

As part of some interesting work creating a custom query parser, I was writing 
unit tests that exercised ExtendedDismaxQParser.

So I first created the ExtendedDismaxQParserPlugin, and then used that to 
create the QParser via:

        QParser parser = plugin.createParser(query, localParams, params, req);

If query is something like {!complexphrase}fieldname:”A * query”, I was 
expecting the complex phrase query parser to get used, but that’s not happening 
- the local param is being treated as regular text.

Which makes me think my conceptual model of local params processing is wrong, 
and there’s higher level code that does a pre-processing step first.

But I was hoping that I’d get out a DisjunctionMaxQueries where one of the 
queries was a ComplexPhraseQuery, which would mean the processing has to happen 
inside of the ExtendedDismaxQParser code.

Any pointers for where to poke around?

Thanks,

— Ken

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