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Yeah, what Hoss said. That's a much more elegant solution
than I suggested. If you use the same filter for indexing and searching,
it'll all "just happen" for you.
Erick
On 4/17/07, Chris Hostetter <hossman_lucene@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
: I've run into a case where we want to search for the acronym 'LET',
: however this three letter word occurs very frequently in quite a
: number of documents.
:
: What I'm looking to do is a query that's case insensitive _except_ for
: that specific term.
it sounds like you need to create a customized bastard stepshild of
StopFilter and LowercaseFilter ... take in a dictionary of known
capitalized acronimes in the constructor, then for each Token lowercase it
unless:
- it's in all caps
- it's in your acronym list.
-Hoss
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