Package org.apache.solr.spelling

Class QueryConverter

  • All Implemented Interfaces:
    NamedListInitializedPlugin
    Direct Known Subclasses:
    SpellingQueryConverter
    public abstract class QueryConverter
extends Object
implements NamedListInitializedPlugin
    The QueryConverter is an abstract base class defining a method for converting input "raw" queries into a set of tokens for spell checking. It is used to "parse" the CommonParams.Q (the input query) and converts it to tokens.

    It is only invoked for the CommonParams.Q parameter, and not the "spellcheck.q" parameter. Systems that use their own query parser or those that find issue with the basic implementation should implement their own QueryConverter instead of using the provided implementation (SpellingQueryConverter) by overriding the appropriate methods on the SpellingQueryConverter and registering it in the solrconfig.xml

    Refer to https://solr.apache.org/guide/spell-checking.html for more details

    Since:
    solr 1.3

    • Field Detail

      • analyzer

        protected org.apache.lucene.analysis.Analyzer analyzer

      • PROHIBITED_TERM_FLAG

        public static final int PROHIBITED_TERM_FLAG
        This term is marked prohibited in the query with the minus sign.
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        Constant Field Values

      • REQUIRED_TERM_FLAG

        public static final int REQUIRED_TERM_FLAG
        This term is marked required in the query with the plus sign.
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        Constant Field Values

      • TERM_PRECEDES_NEW_BOOLEAN_OPERATOR_FLAG

        public static final int TERM_PRECEDES_NEW_BOOLEAN_OPERATOR_FLAG
        This term is directly followed by a boolean operator (AND/OR/NOT) and this operator differs from the prior boolean operator in the query (this signifies this term is likely part of a different query clause than the next term in the query)
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        Constant Field Values

      • TERM_IN_BOOLEAN_QUERY_FLAG

        public static final int TERM_IN_BOOLEAN_QUERY_FLAG
        This term exists in a query that contains boolean operators (AND/OR/NOT)
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        Constant Field Values

    • Constructor Detail

      • QueryConverter

        public QueryConverter()

    • Method Detail

      • convert

        public abstract Collection<Token> convert​(String original)
        Returns the Collection of Tokens for the query. Offsets on the Token should correspond to the correct offset in the origQuery

      • setAnalyzer

        public void setAnalyzer​(org.apache.lucene.analysis.Analyzer analyzer)
        Set the analyzer to use. Must be set before any calls to convert.

      • getAnalyzer

        public org.apache.lucene.analysis.Analyzer getAnalyzer()