问题
When I passed in a query "state:OR" lucene gave an error because it considers "OR" as a keyword for boolean clause, but here I actually man the abbreviation of Oregon, the state.
I have seen that quoting OR so the query becomes 'state:"OR"' makes it work.
but this doesn't sound like a very good approach, since I'll have to do a string substitution for EACH of the keywords that lucene uses: AND OR NOT and others?? I don't how many
I tried directly constructing the query instead of doing queryParser.parse(), but it seems that this does not go through the analyzers, which is a big problem.
回答1:
There are a number of ways to escape this, the cleaner is to escape AND, OR, & NOT with leading backslashes eg:
\\AND \\OR \\NOT
alternately, the code parser will not parse their lowercase equivalents as operators
回答2:
There are only 3 standalone keywords in the Lucene query syntax -- AND, OR, and NOT. ("TO" is also used, but is only recognized inside of a range query.)
It may help that your quoting code only needs to recognize the Lucene keywords actually used as terms in your application (like the "OR" above in your example).
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10337908/how-to-properly-escape-or-and-and-in-lucene-query