protected Query blendTermQuery(Term term, MappedFieldType fieldType) {
if (fuzziness != null) {
if (fieldType != null) {
try {
Query query =
fieldType.fuzzyQuery(
term.text(), fuzziness, fuzzyPrefixLength, maxExpansions, transpositions);
if (query instanceof FuzzyQuery) {
QueryParsers.setRewriteMethod((FuzzyQuery) query, fuzzyRewriteMethod);
}
return query;
} catch (RuntimeException e) {
return new TermQuery(term);
// See long comment below about why we're lenient here.
}
}
int edits = fuzziness.asDistance(term.text());
FuzzyQuery query =
new FuzzyQuery(term, edits, fuzzyPrefixLength, maxExpansions, transpositions);
QueryParsers.setRewriteMethod(query, fuzzyRewriteMethod);
return query;
}
if (fieldType != null) {
/*
* Its a bit weird to default to lenient here but its the backwards
* compatible. It makes some sense when you think about what we are
* doing here: at this point the user has forced an analyzer and
* passed some string to the match query. We cut it up using the
* analyzer and then tried to cram whatever we get into the field.
* lenient=true here means that we try the terms in the query and on
* the off chance that they are actually valid terms then we
* actually try them. lenient=false would mean that we blow up the
* query if they aren't valid terms. "valid" in this context means
* "parses properly to something of the type being queried." So "1"
* is a valid number, etc.
*
* We use the text form here because we we've received the term from
* an analyzer that cut some string into text.
*/
Query query = termQuery(fieldType, term.bytes(), true);
if (query != null) {
return query;
}
}
return new TermQuery(term);
}
