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...t; wildcards in any position. > > You can enable them for the QueryParser using FLAG_WILDCARD_MULTI, > FLAG_WILDCARD_SINGLE or FLAG_WILDCARD_GLOB (the last one is just the > first two combined). I see FLAG_FUZZY as well, supporting edit distance. Sounds like release 1.5 will be a crowd pleaser ;) d

On Mon, Dec 04, 2023 at 06:39:43AM -0500, David Bremner wrote: > I guess the restriction is based on what is easy to do efficiently with > the Xapian database (find prefixes). If I remember correctly there was > some work in progress to support leading wildcards in Xapian. I can't > find relevant discussion now, but I CC'ed the Xapian list in case > someone remembers that.

...> > > You can enable them for the QueryParser using FLAG_WILDCARD_MULTI, > > FLAG_WILDCARD_SINGLE or FLAG_WILDCARD_GLOB (the last one is just the > > first two combined). > > I see FLAG_FUZZY as well, supporting edit distance. Sounds like release > 1.5 will be a crowd pleaser ;) > > d >

> On Mon, 2 Aug 2004, Reid Spencer wrote: > > I actually like Misha's point here. Most people that have used GCC > > recently realize that the CC means "Compiler Collection" and not "C > > Compiler" which is appropriate given what it does. Since we intend to be > > front end language agnostic and the driver tool will support multiple > >

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R Experts, I have a dataframe made up of character vectors--these are results from survey questions. I need to convert them to factors. I tried the following which did not work: scs2<-sapply(scs2,as.factor) also this didn't work: scs2<-sapply(scs2,function(x) as.factor(x)) After doing either of above I end up with >str(scs2) chr [1:10, 1:10] "very important" "very