Uses of Package
org.terrier.matching.matchops

Packages that use org.terrier.matching.matchops

Package	Description
org.terrier.matching	Provides the classes and interfaces used for matching documents to queries.
org.terrier.matching.matchops	This package contains matching Operators.
org.terrier.querying	Provides the interfaces and classes for the querying API of the Terrier platform, the controls, post processors and filters.
org.terrier.querying.parser	Provides the parser specification and the classes that implement the query language of the Terrier platform.

Classes in org.terrier.matching.matchops used by org.terrier.matching

Class	Description
Operator	A match op is a possible query "term" in the query

Classes in org.terrier.matching.matchops used by org.terrier.matching.matchops

Class	Description
ANDQueryOp	This combines multiple operators into a single op, where must all occur in a document.
MatchingEntry	A MatchingEntry is the application of a matching Operator to the index at hand, i.e.
MatchOpQLParserConstants	Token literal values and constants.
MatchOpQLParserTokenManager	Token Manager.
MultiTermOp	this is an abstract operator, which implements common functionalities for operators that consist of multiple terms.
Operator	A match op is a possible query "term" in the query
ParseException	This exception is thrown when parse errors are encountered.
PrefixTermOp	A synonym class that matches terms with a common prefix in the lexicon.
SimpleCharStream	An implementation of interface CharStream, where the stream is assumed to contain only ASCII characters (without unicode processing).
SingleTermOp	This class implements a single indexing token as a matching op.
SynonymOp	This combines multiple operators into a single op.
Token	Describes the input token stream.

Classes in org.terrier.matching.matchops used by org.terrier.querying

Class	Description
Operator	A match op is a possible query "term" in the query

Classes in org.terrier.matching.matchops used by org.terrier.querying.parser

Class	Description
Operator	A match op is a possible query "term" in the query