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I am trying to index strings that contain hyphens but do not contain spaces, periods or any other punctuation. I do not want to split up the words based on hyphens, instead I would like to have the hyphens be part of the indexed text. For example, my 6 text strings would be: magazineplayon magazineofhorses online-magazine best-magazine friend-of-magazines magazineplaygames I would like to be able to search these string for the text containing "play" or for the text starting with "magazine" . I have been able to use ngram to make the text containing "play" work properly. However, the hyphen is

I need to generate random .xml instances from an .als in my program. I managed to do that by running alloy in background (invisible JFrame) and calling the doOpen, doExecuteLatest and doShowLatest functions. But having to wait alloy to start every time I run my code is a pain. I think it would be more efficient if I simply used the alloy code section that does this procedure (I imagine that would be kodkod). Does anyone know how to do that? I found alloy's code to be pretty confusing... You can use the Alloy API. Generating an instance and writing it as an XML file can be easily done following

a little relating and continuing to this question: Azure Search Analyzer I want to use a keywordanalyzer for word collections. We have documents (products) with different fields like product_name, brand, categorie and so on. To implement a keyword based ranking (scoring) I would like to add a Collection(Edm.String) field which contains different (untokenized!!) keywords, like: "brown teddy" or "green bean". To achieve this I thought about using a keywordanalyzer with the following definition: // field definition: { "name": "keyWordList", "type": "Collection(Edm.String)", "analyzer":

Is there any website where you can write oracle sql code, maybe even build a small database to work on, run it and see an output? I've tried searching online but I couldn't really find anything besides W3Schools website . Alex Poole SQL Fiddle will let you build schema objects and run queries against them. It's great for trying things out. It has become quite common for answers here to include a link to a Fiddle to demonstrate a code sample (including quite a few of mine , apparently). It's free, but welcomes donations. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17221207/run-oracle-sql-code

Following on from this tutorial from MS, I have created an analyzer for Roslyn. According to the page, you can mark the rule as DiagnosticSeverity.Error , and this will cause the build to break: In the line declaring the Rule field, you can also update the severity of the diagnostics you’ll be producing to be errors rather than warnings. If the regex string doesn’t parse, the Match method will definitely throw an exception at run time, and you should block the build as you would for a C# compiler error. Change the rule’s severity to DiagnosticSeverity.Error: internal static

I am trying to use ICUTokenizerFactory in Solr schema. This is how I have defined field and fieldType . <fieldType name="text_icu" class="solr.TextField" positionIncrementGap="100"> <analyzer> <tokenizer class="solr.ICUTokenizerFactory"/> </analyzer> </fieldType> <field name="fld_icu" type="text_icu" indexed="true" stored="true"/> And, when I start Solr, I am get this error Plugin init failure for [schema.xml] fieldType "text_icu": Plugin init failure for [schema.xml] analyzer/tokenizer: Error loading class 'solr.ICUTokenizerFactory' I have searched in for that with no success. I don't know if