Yu Zhang added a comment - 23/Nov/07 01:20 PM

Yu Zhang added a comment - 23/Nov/07 01:20 PM Hi, sorry I do not understand what you mean. Search is case insensitive (i.e. text = TEXT). "example" and "e xa m ple" are 2 different searches and will return different results.

Alexander Pavlyutin added a comment - 24/Nov/07 09:07 AM - edited

Alexander Pavlyutin added a comment - 24/Nov/07 09:07 AM - edited Sorry, but I allways think that in case sensivity (i.e text != TEXT)... and not case sensivity (text = TEXT)... Comment for 1. Example, for query "test" and "TEST" I have same results. Example, for non english query I have different results for the same word in lower case and hight case. Comment for 2. I have same results for query "example" and "e x a m p le"... I undestand that different queries, but result the same for it.

Valery Fremaux added a comment - 29/Apr/08 12:22 AM

Valery Fremaux added a comment - 29/Apr/08 12:22 AM Hi Alexander we just resolved some issues we found in the query code that could have some influence on the point 1. for the point 2, it seems being understandable. as searching for a list of one letter words 'e' 'x' 'a'... will result in sorting as consistant results that check all tokens, so is the word "example" wich has all letters in the list. This is an asumption however. I am starting either making on my side many search tries to test the reality of the searching behaviour.