On Thu, Aug 20, 2009 at 11:59 PM, jOhn <net...@gmail.com> wrote: > If you have several tokens, for example after a WordDelimiterFilter, there > is almost no way NOT to trigger a MultiPhraseQuery when you have > catenateWords="1" or catenateAll="1". > > For example the title: Jokers Wild > > In the index it is: jokers wild, jokers, wild, jokerswild. > > When you query "jOkerswild" it becomes these tokens after the > WordDelimiterFilter/LowercaseFilter: > > j(0,1,positionInc=1), okerswild(1,10,positionInc=1), > jokerswild(0,10,positionInc=0) > > In the QueryParser, its j=positionCount(1), okerswild=positionCount(2), > jokerswild=positionCount(2) > > Thus there is no way for jokerswild to match b/c the positionCount > 1 and > QueryParser will turn that into a MultiPhraseQuery instead of a > BooleanQuery. Even though severalTokensAtSamePosition=true (b/c > j=startOffset(0) and jokerswild=startOffset(0)). > > Isn't this a bug? How could 2 tokens at the same position be treated as a > MultiPhraseQuery? >
Can you post the fieldtype definition? Also what is this severalTokensAtSamePosition=true? -- Regards, Shalin Shekhar Mangar.
