Interface | Description |
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Spans |
Expert: an enumeration of span matches.
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Class | Description |
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EmptySpans |
Expert: An empty list of spans, suitable for ORing with other lists.
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FieldSpans |
Keeps a record of the matching spans and search terms for each field.
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NearSpans |
Calculates spans that match several queries "near" each other.
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OrNearSpans |
Calculates spans that match several queries "near" each other.
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Span |
Data holder to keep track of a single matching span.
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SpanFirstQuery |
Matches spans near the beginning of a field.
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SpanNearQuery |
Matches spans which are near one another.
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SpanNotNearQuery |
Removes matches which from one SpanQuery which are too close to
spans from another SpanQuery.
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SpanNotQuery |
Removes matches which overlap with another SpanQuery.
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SpanOrNearQuery |
Matches spans which are near one another.
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SpanOrQuery |
Matches the union of its clauses.
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SpanPosComparator |
Comparator on
Span s that orders them by ascending start position,
then end position. |
SpanQuery |
Base class for span-based queries.
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SpanRangeQuery |
Matches spans containing terms within a specified range.
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SpanRecordingScorer |
Runs a span query and scores the resulting spans, passing them to a
SpanHitCollector if specified.
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SpanScorer | |
SpanTermQuery |
Matches spans containing a term.
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SpanWeight | |
SpanWildcardQuery |
Matches spans containing a wildcard term.
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A span is a <doc,startPosition,endPosition>
tuple.
The following span query operators are implemented:
q
whose end position is less than n
. This can be
used to constrain matches to the first part of the document.For example, a span query which matches "John Kerry" within ten words of "George Bush" within the first 100 words of the document could be constructed with:
SpanQuery john = new SpanTermQuery(new Term("content", "john")); SpanQuery kerry = new SpanTermQuery(new Term("content", "kerry")); SpanQuery george = new SpanTermQuery(new Term("content", "george")); SpanQuery bush = new SpanTermQuery(new Term("content", "bush")); SpanQuery johnKerry = new SpanNearQuery(new SpanQuery[] {john, kerry}, 0, true); SpanQuery georgeBush = new SpanNearQuery(new SpanQuery[] {george, bush}, 0, true); SpanQuery johnKerryNearGeorgeBush = new SpanNearQuery(new SpanQuery[] {johnKerry, georgeBush}, 10, false); SpanQuery johnKerryNearGeorgeBushAtStart = new SpanFirstQuery(johnKerryNearGeorgeBush, 100);
Span queries may be freely intermixed with other Lucene queries. So, for example, the above query can be restricted to documents which also use the word "iraq" with:
Query query = new BooleanQuery(); query.add(johnKerryNearGeorgeBushAtStart, true, false); query.add(new TermQuery("content", "iraq"), true, false);