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1. How to sort by Lucene.Net field and ignore common stop words such as 'a' and 'the'?    stackoverflow.com

I've found how to sort query results by a given field in a Lucene.Net index instead of by score; all it takes is a field that is indexed but not tokenized. ...

2. Using stop words with WhitespaceAnalyzer    stackoverflow.com

Lucene's StandardAnalyzer removes dots from string/acronyms when indexing it. I want Lucene to retain dots and hence I'm using WhitespaceAnalyzer class. I can give my list of stop words to StandardAnalyzer...but how ...

3. Storing words with apostrophe in Lucene index    stackoverflow.com

I've a company field in Lucene Index. One of the company names indexed is : Moody's When user types in any of the following keywords,I want this company to come up in search ...

4. Lucene.net, want to search a word and display nearest words    stackoverflow.com

i am using the document creation like..

Lucene.Net.Documents.Field fldContent =
    new Lucene.Net.Documents.Field("content", content,
        Lucene.Net.Documents.Field.Store.YES,
        Lucene.Net.Documents.Field.Index.TOKENIZED,
 ...

5. How to do partial word searches in Lucene.NET?    stackoverflow.com

I have a relatively small index containing around 4,000 locations. Among other things, I'm using it to populate an autocomplete field on a search form. My index contains documents with a ...

6. LUcene.NET how ot search forms of words? (as in SQL Server)    stackoverflow.com

How can I create index and then search like in SQL Server FTS? I.e. data is indexed once and then user can search:

  1. exact matching: "apple", "monkey", "drunk" etc...
  2. forms of words:
    • enter "drunk" ...

7. How to index Word 2003, 2007 and 2010 documents using Lucene.NET    stackoverflow.com

I am writing a custom Lucene.NET indexer to enable indexing of MS Word documents. The indexer must be capable of handling last three releases of MS Word: 2010, 2007 and 2003. The ...

8. Lucene.NET: how to search forms of words? irregular forms?    stackoverflow.com

I can use Stemmers, Filters etc. No problem. But what about this case, for example the source text contains the phrase: The fox made a jump. User has entered: fox AND make Results ...

9. How do I perform an AND search in Lucene.net when multiple words are used in a search?    stackoverflow.com

I am playing around with Lucene.net to try and get a handle of how to implement it in my application. I have the following code

        ...

10. How can I perform a fuzzy search for all words provided in a Lucene.net search    stackoverflow.com

I am trying to teach myself Lucene.Net to implement on my site. I understand how to do almost everything I need except for one issue. I am trying to ...

11. Why does my Lucene.net search fail when performing a fuzzy search on multiple words in the search query?    stackoverflow.com

In my application I have a Company, with the name field of This is a test, which is correctly being indexed by Lucene.Net. For reference, my MultiFieldQueryParser has its ...

12. Sorting in Lucene treats word diffrently between upper and lower case?    stackoverflow.com

I have the following code on sorting[1], but I ended up with a result set in which words begin with numeric placed first and then words in uppercase sorted ascendingly with ...

13. Lucene.Net: Relevancy by distance between words    stackoverflow.com

I create (and update frequently) the index of users using following code (a bit shortened for demonstration purposes here):

            ...

14. Lucene.NET indexing one-letter words?    stackoverflow.com

I'm using Lucene.NET, when I try to index for example the following text: "In de categorie T zijn tijdelijke borden (zwarte tekst/symbolen op gele achtergrond) opgenomen die niet in permanente uitvoering ...

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