Yonik Seeley wrote:
Something like this I suppose:
Yes, just what I meant :-)
Thanks a lot!
Yonik Seeley wrote:
Your'e right, it does look possible that position info can be lost.
The fix probably isn't as simple as copying the position increment in
newTok()... the original increment should only be copied for the first
token generated.
If something like
for (int i = 1, max = queue.
Just noticed that in the newTok method in the WordDelimiterFilter, the
"position increment" of the token doesn't seem to be copied?
Eric Jain wrote:
I'd like to have "PowerShot", "powershot" and "power-shot" match each
other. Solr has a WordDelimiterFilter, which works quite well, except
that "powershot" still won't match "PowerShot" (tokenized into "pow
I'd like to have "PowerShot", "powershot" and "power-shot" match each
other. Solr has a WordDelimiterFilter, which works quite well, except that
"powershot" still won't match "PowerShot" (tokenized into "power (shot
powershot)", so "power powershot" would match..."). Any suggestions?
