On 8/31/2010 8:49 AM, Shawn Heisey wrote:
I believe I may have solved this. After a more careful reading of
SOLR-1653, I noticed that they referred to another filter. I changed
my configuration from /solr/.PatternReplaceCharFilterFactory to
/solr/.PatternReplaceFilterFactory and updated the
I believe I may have solved this. After a more careful reading of
SOLR-1653, I noticed that they referred to another filter. I changed my
configuration from /solr/.PatternReplaceCharFilterFactory to
/solr/.PatternReplaceFilterFactory and updated the XML syntax
appropriately, and it looks OK
I didn't give any particulars about my setup, sorry about that. This
is branch_3x rev 990625, downloaded two days ago. It passed all unit tests.
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I am trying to use PatternReplaceCharFilterFactory (SOLR-1653) to
strip leading and trailing punctuation from terms. It's not working.
This was previously discussed here as part of something I was trying
with WordDelimiterFilterFactory, but I think it needs its own thread now.
I seem to be
