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Source available at Jakarta ?
I'm taking my first step in to coding some Lucene
stuff, specifically a custom analyzer. The analyzer
we want is one that maps accented characters to
their unaccented form, for a crude and general
Latin index/search. E.g. e accute to e.
Anyone got one already ?

If not, I can't seem to find the source for Lucene.
I've downloaded 1.02rc1.

I've read the FAQ and seen the examples, so I'm
comfortable with how to do this, I'm just insanely curious
about the code under the bonnet of the StandardAnalyzer.


Paul
--
iNovem employee, not iNovem spokesperson
RE: Source available at Jakarta ? [ In reply to ]
Sorry, the source code did not make it into this release. It is available
from CVS:
http://jakarta.apache.org/site/cvsindex.html
http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs/jakarta-lucene/

I'll try to make sure that the source code is in the next release, as it was
before.

Doug

> From: Paul Dale [mailto:pdale@inovem.com]
>
> I'm taking my first step in to coding some Lucene
> stuff, specifically a custom analyzer. The analyzer
> we want is one that maps accented characters to
> their unaccented form, for a crude and general
> Latin index/search. E.g. e accute to e.
> Anyone got one already ?
>
> If not, I can't seem to find the source for Lucene.
> I've downloaded 1.02rc1.
>
> I've read the FAQ and seen the examples, so I'm
> comfortable with how to do this, I'm just insanely curious
> about the code under the bonnet of the StandardAnalyzer.
>
>
> Paul
> --
> iNovem employee, not iNovem spokesperson
>