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synhershko pushed 1 commit(s) to refs/heads/master in the clucene Git repository of the CLucene - a C++ search engine project.
2009-11-12 18:45:32 UTC by synhershko
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synhershko pushed 1 commit(s) to refs/heads/master in the clucene Git repository of the CLucene - a C++ search engine project.
2009-11-12 18:40:07 UTC by synhershko
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2009-10-19 02:22:40 UTC by sf-robot
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Just tested this. You were getting loads of results because you used non-uppercase version of the operators. See the file I've attached for tests with results, compiled against the current master HEAD at git.
Let me know if you need any further help with this. This will auto-close in 14 days.
2009-10-04 22:57:13 UTC by synhershko
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In the very same document you provided, it says "Note: Boolean operators must be ALL CAPS". I found this in several other places as well. It's by design then.
I will have a deeper look at the BooleanQuery issue you raised later today.
2009-10-04 08:01:08 UTC by synhershko
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synhershko changed the public information on the CLucene - a C++ search engine project.
2009-10-03 21:55:55 UTC by synhershko
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Thank you, fixed in the queryParser branch. I will merge this to master
soon.
The problem was scope inconsistency between the original Java code and our CPP port. Fixd now.
2009-10-03 17:25:23 UTC by synhershko
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Thank you, fixed in the queryParser branch. I will merge this to master soon.
2009-10-03 17:24:24 UTC by synhershko
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Thanks, you are right of course. Your patch does not completely close the issue (see for example the STAR case which follows). A certain logic rewrite should be taken place there, I hope to commit this soon. In the meantime your patch does provide a certain fix.
2009-10-03 16:54:25 UTC by synhershko
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The following test in the lucene_2_3_2 fails, because the default field will be overwritten or not handled correctly during the parsing process.
bq = qp->parse(_T("term1 author:term2 term3"));
CLUCENE_ASSERT( bq != NULL );
s = bq->toString(_T("field"));
if ( _tcscmp(s,_T("+term1 +author:term2 +term3")) != 0 ) {
CuFail(tc, _T("FAILED Query /term1 author:term2 term3/ yielded /%s/...
2009-09-30 15:40:23 UTC by idolum
