You might find this SO question on leading wildcards useful; I have not tried it so can't say if it does what you want, but as your problem features a leading wildcard it might be worth looking at.
That's okay, I guess it's better to just post something that might help, and perhaps help others to make a better answer.
and yes I have already seen this post, I feel a little like I have searched the hole internet by a solution for this.
Search function with wildcard.
what wildcard search support is available from Lucene?
on this site http://wiki.apache.org/lucene-java/LuceneFAQ#Whatwildcardsearchsupportisavailablefrom_Lucene.3F
I found some different ways to use * and ?. but isn't it possible to make a search that will find all words with the searchterm insite
it would be like
so when I would search for lets say
then it would find
because thats in the word ?
Hello,
I don't have a lot of experience with this, but the ezSearch source code might help. It does a lot of Lucene magic.
Jeroen
Im using the ezSearch but this just search like
And thats not what I want unfortunately, so im trying to make the search better.
You might find this SO question on leading wildcards useful; I have not tried it so can't say if it does what you want, but as your problem features a leading wildcard it might be worth looking at.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11766351/understanding-lucene-leading-wildcard-performance
Just seen your other recent post so I assume you've already looked into this, sorry!
That's okay, I guess it's better to just post something that might help, and perhaps help others to make a better answer. and yes I have already seen this post, I feel a little like I have searched the hole internet by a solution for this.
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