analyzer

问题 I've been using the SimplePost classes for several weeks and haven't had any problems. Now I'm crashing after a Request returns proper data in a Connection. I haven't (knowingly) touched the SimplePost class files. But when I run the analyzer, it now (never did before) points out the following method: + (NSMutableURLRequest *) urlencodedRequestWithURL:(NSURL *)url andDataDictionary:(NSDictionary *) dictionary { // Create POST request NSMutableURLRequest *urlencodedPostRequest =

问题 I am using elasticsearch and globalize gems for full text searching and what I expect is that I can search for supplier name, localised description using czech/english analyzer. Example: Supplier Name: "Bonami.cz" Supplier Description_CZ: "Test description in czech." It works when I search for "Bonami.cz", but it does not work (0 results) when I search for: "Bonami" (part of the word) "test" (description) Based on documentation, the below methods should work, but apparently I have missed

问题 When defining a custom analyzer for Azure Search there is an option of defining a token filter from this list. I am trying to support search of both prefix and infix. For example: if a field contains the name: 123 456, I want the searchable terms to contain: 1 12 123 23 3 4 45 456 56 6 When using the EdgeNGramTokenFilterV2 which seems to do the trick, there is an option of defining a "side" property, but only "front" and "back" are supported, not both. the "front" (default) value generates

问题 Situation : Elastic version used: 2.3.1 I have an elastic index configured like so PUT /my_index { "settings": { "analysis": { "filter": { "my_synonym_filter": { "type": "synonym", "synonyms": [ "british,english", "queen,monarch" ] } }, "analyzer": { "my_synonyms": { "tokenizer": "standard", "filter": [ "lowercase", "my_synonym_filter" ] } } } } } Which is great, when I query the document and use a query term " english " or " queen " I get all documents matching british and monarch . When I

问题 i wonder why a search for a specific term returns all documents of an index and not the documents containing the requested term. Here's the index and how i set it up: (using the elasticsearch head-plugin browser-interface) { "settings": { "number_of_replicas": 1, "number_of_shards": 1, "analysis": { "filter": { "dutch_stemmer": { "type": "dictionary_decompounder", "word_list": [ "koud", "plaat", "staal", "fabriek" ] }, "snowball_nl": { "type": "snowball", "language": "dutch" } }, "analyzer":

问题 I am trying to implement a python version of the java from http://searchhub.org/2010/04/18/refresh-getting-started-with-payloads/ using pylucene. My analyzer is producing an lucene.InvalidArgsError on the init call to the DelimitedTokenFilter The class is below, and any help is greatly appreciated. The java version compiled with the JAR files from the pylucene 3.6 build works fine. import lucene class PayloadAnalyzer(lucene.PythonAnalyzer): encoder = None def __init__(self, encoder): lucene

问题 I wonder if the built in Analyzer in Xcode 3.1.4 makes it redundant to use LLVM/Clang Static Analyzer separately? Please refer to the original article here: Finding memory leaks with the LLVM/Clang Static Analyzer Thanks. 回答1: Correct. (assuming there's a Build and Analyze option in 3.1.4, I thought it only made it to Snow Leopard). Of course, the builds available directly from LLVM are newer than the ones with Xcode, so they probably fix some issues that may exist with the one currently

问题 I am looking for a way to search company names with keyword tokenizing but without stopwords. For ex : The indexed company name is "Hansel und Gretel Gmbh." Here "und" and "Gmbh" are stop words for the company name. If the search term is "Hansel Gretel", that document should be found, If the search term is "Hansel" then no document should be found. And if the search term is "hansel gmbh", the no document should be found as well. I have tried to combine keywords tokenizer with stopwords in

问题 Is there an option to output the "preprocessed" makefile, something equivalent to the GCC's -E option? I have a project comprised of an hierarchy of dozens of modules, each with its makefile. The build is invoked from a master makefile. That master makefile contains includes, variable definitions, command line option dependent variables, etc. So, essentially, I am looking for the processed makefile, including all substitutions. 回答1: Not that I'm aware of. The closest thing you can get to this

问题 I seldom see static analyzer for functional programming languages, like Racket/Scheme, I even doubt that whether there are any. I would like to write a static analyzer for functional languages, say Scheme/Racket. How should I go about it? 回答1: First read this paper by Shivers, explaining why there is no static control flow graph available in Scheme. Might implemented k-CFA in Scheme. Matt Might's site and blog is a good starting point for exploring static analysis of higher-order languages. I