: the queryparser first splits on whitespace.
FWIW: robert is refering to the LuceneQParser, and it also applies to the
DismaxQParser ... whitespace is considered markup in those parsers unless
it's escaped or quoted.
The FieldQParser may make more sense for your usecase - or you may need a
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the queryparser first splits on whitespace.
so each individual word of your query: short,red,evil,fox gets its own
tokenstream, and therefore isn't shingled.
On Fri, Jun 4, 2010 at 6:21 PM, Greg Bowyer wrote:
> Hi all
>
> Interesting and by the looks of things very solid project you have here
>
Hi all
Interesting and by the looks of things very solid project you have here with
SOLR, however ..
I have an index that contains a large number of "phrases" that I need to search
for over, each of these phrases is fairly small being on average about 4 words
long.
The search terms that I am
