Hi,
I am setting using the standard analyzer to create terms for my
documents. However, it seems that the Queryparser, will not allow these
characters in the query string.
For example, I have the term at&t. When I enumerate through the list of
terms in my index, that term is there.
When I type in at&t as my query string, I get a lexical error
"Encountered after : "&t"
I reviewed the QueryParser grammer and found that it didn't accept the
character &.
If I add a "&" to the QueryParser grammer will this work?
Also, I want to add a "." as a TERM_START_CHAR so I can find ".net"
I also want to add "/" to find "os/2".
I guess what I am asking: are there any special characters that I should
look out for and not add into the grammer?
Thanks
--Peter
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I am setting using the standard analyzer to create terms for my
documents. However, it seems that the Queryparser, will not allow these
characters in the query string.
For example, I have the term at&t. When I enumerate through the list of
terms in my index, that term is there.
When I type in at&t as my query string, I get a lexical error
"Encountered after : "&t"
I reviewed the QueryParser grammer and found that it didn't accept the
character &.
If I add a "&" to the QueryParser grammer will this work?
Also, I want to add a "." as a TERM_START_CHAR so I can find ".net"
I also want to add "/" to find "os/2".
I guess what I am asking: are there any special characters that I should
look out for and not add into the grammer?
Thanks
--Peter
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