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| | # Term lexing
x y z
[lex] "x" "y" "z"
[parse] (AND (AND "x" "y") "z")
[gen] (x:(pos=1) AND y:(pos=2) AND z:(pos=3))
x"y z"w
[lex] "x" "y z" "w"
[parse] (AND (AND "x" "y z") "w")
[gen] (x:(pos=1) AND (y:(pos=2) PHRASE 2 z:(pos=3)) AND w:(pos=4))
x(y z)w
[lex] "x" BRA "y" "z" KET "w"
[parse] (AND (AND "x" (AND "y" "z")) "w")
[gen] (x:(pos=1) AND y:(pos=2) AND z:(pos=3) AND w:(pos=4))
# The first query below is Xapian-compatible, while the second one
# isn't. We use much simpler term lexing rules than Xapian.
x/y
[lex] "x/y"
[parse] "x/y"
[gen] (x:(pos=1) PHRASE 2 y:(pos=2))
x!y
[lex] "x!y"
[parse] "x!y"
[gen] (x:(pos=1) PHRASE 2 y:(pos=2))
[xapian] (x:(pos=1) AND y:(pos=2))
# Incompatible; our simpler term parsing sees ! as a term
x -! y
[lex] "x" HATE "!" "y"
[parse] (AND (AND "x" "y") (NOT "!"))
[gen] (x:(pos=1) AND y:(pos=2))
[xapian] (x:(pos=1) AND_NOT y:(pos=2))
# Term parsing
x -
[lex] "x" HATE
[parse] "x"
[gen] x:(pos=1)
x +
[lex] "x" LOVE
[parse] "x"
[gen] x:(pos=1)
(x)
[lex] BRA "x" KET
[parse] "x"
[gen] x:(pos=1)
# Prefixed operators get demoted to terms
prob:AND
[lex] PREFIX/prob AND
[parse] (PREFIX/prob "AND")
[gen] Pand:(pos=1)
# The first query below is Xapian-compatible, but the second isn't
# because Xapian handles hate very differently from love.
+AND
[lex] LOVE AND
[parse] "AND"
[gen] and:(pos=1)
-AND
[lex] HATE AND
[parse] (NOT "AND")
[gen] (<alldocuments> AND_NOT and:(pos=1))
[xapian] and:(pos=1)
# Incompatible; Xapian sees this as prob:"prob:x"
prob:prob:x
[lex] PREFIX/prob PREFIX/prob "x"
[parse] (PREFIX/prob "x")
[gen] Px:(pos=1)
[xapian] (Pprob:(pos=1) PHRASE 2 Px:(pos=2))
# The rest are Xapian-incompatible because they're all considered
# syntax errors
(
[lex] BRA
[parse] <nil>
[gen] <alldocuments>
[xapian]
()
[lex] BRA KET
[parse] <nil>
[gen] <alldocuments>
[xapian]
)
[lex] KET
[parse] <nil>
[gen] <alldocuments>
[xapian]
(x)) OR y
[lex] BRA "x" KET KET OR "y"
[parse] (OR "x" "y")
[gen] (x:(pos=1) OR y:(pos=2))
[xapian] (x:(pos=1) AND or:(pos=2) AND y:(pos=3))
# This one's only Xapian-compatible by chance.
(x))
[lex] BRA "x" KET KET
[parse] "x"
[gen] x:(pos=1)
# Term generating
c++ x
[lex] "c++" "x"
[parse] (AND "c++" "x")
[gen] (c++:(pos=1) AND x:(pos=2))
# Incompatible; + is not a "phrase generator" in Xapian.
c+x
[lex] "c+x"
[parse] "c+x"
[gen] (c:(pos=1) PHRASE 2 x:(pos=2))
[xapian] (c:(pos=1) AND x:(pos=2))
c-x
[lex] "c-x"
[parse] "c-x"
[gen] (c:(pos=1) PHRASE 2 x:(pos=2))
w "x y z"
[lex] "w" "x y z"
[parse] (AND "w" "x y z")
[gen] (w:(pos=1) AND (x:(pos=2) PHRASE 3 y:(pos=3) PHRASE 3 z:(pos=4)))
|
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found 9316c54 in https://yhetil.org/notmuch/20110121063714.GI13226@mit.edu/
applying [1/1] https://yhetil.org/notmuch/20110121063714.GI13226@mit.edu/
diff --git a/test/qparser.expected-output/terms b/test/qparser.expected-output/terms
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1:93: trailing whitespace.
[xapian]
1:99: trailing whitespace.
[xapian]
1:105: trailing whitespace.
[xapian]
Checking patch test/qparser.expected-output/terms...
1:142: new blank line at EOF.
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Applied patch test/qparser.expected-output/terms cleanly.
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