FWIW: there has been a lot of dicsussion around how wildcards should work
in various params that involve field names in the past: search the
archives for "glob" or "globbing" and you'll find several.
: That makes sense, since hl.fl probably can get away with calculating in the
: writer, and not
That makes sense, since hl.fl probably can get away with calculating
in the writer, and not as part of the core. However, I really need
wildcard (or globbing) support for field lists as part of the common
query parameter "fl". Again, if someone can just point me to where the
Solr core is us
Erik Hatcher wrote:
Wasn't exactly an answer to your question. Wildcard support for field
names in Solr is a feature that really deserves broader implementation
consideration than just hacking one spot for fl. Other field list
parameters, like hl.fl could use that capability too.
I think
Thanks. If I knew where to begin to implement this, I would. It seems
to me that the constraining of field lists must occur at the very core
of Solr because of the reduction in search time when specifying a
restrictive set of fields to return. For example, when I return 10
entire documents
On Mar 12, 2009, at 1:43 PM, Schley Andrew Kutz wrote:
If I wanted to hack Solr so that it has the ability to process
wildcards for the field list parameter (fl), where would I look?
(Perhaps I should look on the solr-dev mailing list, but since I am
already on this one I thought I would st
If I wanted to hack Solr so that it has the ability to process
wildcards for the field list parameter (fl), where would I look?
(Perhaps I should look on the solr-dev mailing list, but since I am
already on this one I thought I would start here). Thanks!
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