A list of additional separator characters.
IDOL Server uses separators to determine where one word ends and the next one starts. For each language that IDOL Server supports, it has a list of appropriate characters that it automatically reads as separators, such as spaces, tabs, line feeds, and carriage returns.
To ensure that IDOL Server reads a specific character as a separator, list it in the AugmentSeparators
parameter (in unencoded UTF-8).
Note: Certain characters that have a special meaning in IDOL Server queries override any separators that you set. For example, you can use a colon (:
) in a query to differentiate between a term and its field (for example, dog:ANIMAL
). Even if you add :
as a separator (by specifying it in AugmentSeparators
), it acts as a field delimiter in querying. However, in indexing, :
does not have a special meaning, and therefore acts as a separator.
Type: | String |
Default: | |
Required: | No |
Configuration Section: | LanguageTypes or MyLanguage |
Example: | AugmentSeparators=!;.
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Note: If you change this setting after you have indexed content into IDOL Server, you must reindex the content.
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