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>words="stopwords.txt" enablePositionIncrements="true" />
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> I have added the words dot, com to the stoplist file (at was already there).
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I have added the words dot, com to the stoplist file (at was already there).
Is this correct?
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Hi,
To match 1, 2, 3, 4 below you could use a fieldtype based on TextField, with
just a simple WordDelimiterFactory. However, this would also match abc-def,
def.alpha, xyz-com and a...@def, because all punctuation is treated the same.
To avoid this, you could do some custom handling of "-", "."
Hello Everyone,
I have a field in my solr schema which stores emails. The way I want the
emails to be tokenized is like this.
if the email address is abc@alpha-xyz.com
User should be able to search on
1. abc@alpha-xyz.com (whole address)
2. abc
3. def
4. alpha-xyz
Which tokenizer should
