FW: SpanMultiTermQueryWrapper equivalent in C#

["Popa, Sebastian" <Se...@philips.com>]

Hello,

I already asked on the Users mailing list the same question, and I was advised to ask also on this developers list.

I need to use:

-          Lucene.Net, and

-          Lucene.Net.Contrib
In an application that needs to be ported to .NET.
However one of the crucial functions of the application uses SpanMultiTermQueryWrapper.


It might be that a branch 3.1 would contain already this class.
Could you please help me in recompiling a version of the libraries that contains the class described above?



Best regards,
Sebastian


Sebastian Popa

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From: Michael O'Shea [mailto:michael.a.oshea@gmail.com]
Sent: maandag 20 oktober 2014 12:19
To: Popa, Sebastian
Subject: RE: SpanMultiTermQueryWrapper.cs


I would suggest you fork the 3.0.3 branch and call it 3.1.

Before you do that, I recommend that you're double-check with the regulars which of branch 3.0.3 or 3.0.3_2 constitutes the latest and fork *that* branch.

The final step to let me collaborate with you is to let me clone your new branch 3.1. I however don't have the required git know-how to do that or assist in doing so.

So your question to the dev list (another address than the user list) should be:
- what branch to fork ?
- how do I get the fork to show up in github ?

Cheers,

Michael




From: Popa, Sebastian
Sent: woensdag 15 oktober 2014 11:26
To: user@lucenenet.apache.org
Subject: SpanMultiTermQueryWrapper equivalent in C#

Hello,

I am porting a part of an older Java application using Lucene to a .NET application.

However, during porting it I got a bit stuck finding an equivalent for the following Java construction:

SpanQuery sq= new SpanMultiTermQueryWrapper(new FuzzyQuery(new Term("blahblah", aString, 2));

Could you please help me translate that to C# (I am using the package available on NuGet, Lucene.Net 3.0.3).

Looking forward for your answer.

Best regards,
Sebastian


Sebastian Popa

Senior Software Designer Healthcare, Scrum Master
Philips Innovation Services - Software Products and Systems
High Tech Campus 37 room 6.015
5656 AE Eindhoven, The Netherlands
E-mail: sebastian.popa@philips.com<ma...@philips.com>
Mobile: 0652878524
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