Marcelo:
Take a look at: http://wiki.apache.org/solr/HowToContribute
But the short form is to go ahead and open up a JIRA, and attach a patch.
The easiest way to create a patch is to execute "svn diff > SOLR-.patch"
at the top level (i.e. from the directory that contains "lucene",
"solr", "mo
Just to let you know that there can't have any spaces in the begining of a
line code. That leads us to...
#macro(range_get_to_value $inval, $gapval)
#if(${gapval.class.name} == "java.lang.String")
$inval$gapval##
#elseif(${gapval.class.name} == "java.lang.Float" || ${inval.class.name} ==
"java.la
Hi all!
I have just solved the problem but I'm not sure if that would be nice to
commit to Solr repository.
How do I go about having this patch approved?
The changed file is VM_global_library.vm and the changed code is
highlighted as yellow in the following..
#macro(range_get_to_value $inval, $g
I went deeper in the problem and discovered that...
$math.toInteger("10.1") returns 101
$math.toInteger("10,1") returns 10
Although I'm using Strings in the previous examples, I have a Float
variable from Solr.
I'm not sure if it is just a Solr problem, just a Velocity problema or
somewhere betw
