NuGet Gallery Feed for FlexLuceneFlexLucene is a port of Java Lucene using IKVM. It uses tools like ProGuard, Mono Cecil to produce idiomatic .net code which hides most of the Java styles apparent with the IKVM generated libraries. Some of the enhancements done are:
- All the namespaces are converted from usual org.apache.lucene.* to FlexLucene.*.
- All method names are converted to use .net style naming convention that is PascalCase rather than camelCase.
- All Java hashCode methods are converted to GetHashCode.
- Proper Equals and ToString implementation for classes.
- There are certain cases when the method name cannot be converted as it is coming from a java SDK class (i.e. close method present in classes implementing Closable). In such cases we have added a helper method to the class with the proper name (PascalCase).
- Java allows usage of same name for a public field and method which is not possible in C#. Such cases are handled by renaming the field.
A lot more refinements and optimizations are planned in future.
Changes 6.0
- Upgraded the version of spatial4j which lead to many namespace changes.
- Lucene has deprecated a number of classes. Refer to Lucene 6.0.0 release notes for a list of changes.
Changes 6.0.1
- Fixed resource loading issue with German analyzer.
Changes 6.0.2
- Port of Lucene 6.0.1 release.
Changes 6.1.0
- Port of Lucene 6.1.0 release.
Changes 6.3.0
- Port of Lucene 6.3.0 release.
- Added support for Japanese analyzer.https://www.nuget.org/packages/FlexLucene/2018-11-22T05:13:55Zhttps://www.nuget.org/packages/FlexLucene/6.3.0FlexLucene 6.3.0.02016-12-14T10:08:48Z2018-11-22T05:12:51ZSeemanthttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/SeemantFlexLucene is a port of Java Lucene using IKVM. It uses tools like ProGuard, Mono Cecil to produce idiomatic .net code which hides most of the Java styles apparent with the IKVM generated libraries. Some of the enhancements done are:
- All the namespaces are converted from usual org.apache.lucene.* to FlexLucene.*.
- All method names are converted to use .net style naming convention that is PascalCase rather than camelCase.
- All Java hashCode methods are converted to GetHashCode.
- Proper Equals and ToString implementation for classes.
- There are certain cases when the method name cannot be converted as it is coming from a java SDK class (i.e. close method present in classes implementing Closable). In such cases we have added a helper method to the class with the proper name (PascalCase).
- Java allows usage of same name for a public field and method which is not possible in C#. Such cases are handled by renaming the field.
A lot more refinements and optimizations are planned in future.
Changes 6.0
- Upgraded the version of spatial4j which lead to many namespace changes.
- Lucene has deprecated a number of classes. Refer to Lucene 6.0.0 release notes for a list of changes.
Changes 6.0.1
- Fixed resource loading issue with German analyzer.
Changes 6.0.2
- Port of Lucene 6.0.1 release.
Changes 6.1.0
- Port of Lucene 6.1.0 release.
Changes 6.3.0
- Port of Lucene 6.3.0 release.
- Added support for Japanese analyzer.https://www.nuget.org/packages/FlexLucene/6.2.0FlexLucene 6.2.0.02016-10-10T15:26:27Z2018-11-22T05:12:55ZSeemanthttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/SeemantFlexLucene is a port of Java Lucene using IKVM. It uses tools like ProGuard, Mono Cecil to produce idiomatic .net code which hides most of the Java styles apparent with the IKVM generated libraries. Some of the enhancements done are:
- All the namespaces are converted from usual org.apache.lucene.* to FlexLucene.*.
- All method names are converted to use .net style naming convention that is PascalCase rather than camelCase.
- All Java hashCode methods are converted to GetHashCode.
- Proper Equals and ToString implementation for classes.
- There are certain cases when the method name cannot be converted as it is coming from a java SDK class (i.e. close method present in classes implementing Closable). In such cases we have added a helper method to the class with the proper name (PascalCase).
- Java allows usage of same name for a public field and method which is not possible in C#. Such cases are handled by renaming the field.
A lot more refinements and optimizations are planned in future.
Changes 6.0
- Upgraded the version of spatial4j which lead to many namespace changes.
- Lucene has deprecated a number of classes. Refer to Lucene 6.0.0 release notes for a list of changes.
Changes 6.0.1
- Fixed resource loading issue with German analyzer.
Changes 6.0.2
- Port of Lucene 6.0.1 release.
Changes 6.1.0
- Port of Lucene 6.1.0 release.https://www.nuget.org/packages/FlexLucene/6.1.0FlexLucene 6.1.0.02016-06-20T16:32:37Z2018-11-22T05:13:01ZSeemanthttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/SeemantFlexLucene is a port of Java Lucene using IKVM. It uses tools like ProGuard, Mono Cecil to produce idiomatic .net code which hides most of the Java styles apparent with the IKVM generated libraries. Some of the enhancements done are:
- All the namespaces are converted from usual org.apache.lucene.* to FlexLucene.*.
- All method names are converted to use .net style naming convention that is PascalCase rather than camelCase.
- All Java hashCode methods are converted to GetHashCode.
- Proper Equals and ToString implementation for classes.
- There are certain cases when the method name cannot be converted as it is coming from a java SDK class (i.e. close method present in classes implementing Closable). In such cases we have added a helper method to the class with the proper name (PascalCase).
- Java allows usage of same name for a public field and method which is not possible in C#. Such cases are handled by renaming the field.
A lot more refinements and optimizations are planned in future.
Changes 6.0
- Upgraded the version of spatial4j which lead to many namespace changes.
- Lucene has deprecated a number of classes. Refer to Lucene 6.0.0 release notes for a list of changes.
Changes 6.0.1
- Fixed resource loading issue with German analyzer.
Changes 6.0.2
- Port of Lucene 6.0.1 release.
Changes 6.1.0
- Port of Lucene 6.1.0 release.https://www.nuget.org/packages/FlexLucene/6.0.2FlexLucene 6.0.2.02016-05-30T17:02:12Z2018-11-22T05:12:57ZSeemanthttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/SeemantFlexLucene is a port of Java Lucene using IKVM. It uses tools like ProGuard, Mono Cecil to produce idiomatic .net code which hides most of the Java styles apparent with the IKVM generated libraries. Some of the enhancements done are:
- All the namespaces are converted from usual org.apache.lucene.* to FlexLucene.*.
- All method names are converted to use .net style naming convention that is PascalCase rather than camelCase.
- All Java hashCode methods are converted to GetHashCode.
- Proper Equals and ToString implementation for classes.
- There are certain cases when the method name cannot be converted as it is coming from a java SDK class (i.e. close method present in classes implementing Closable). In such cases we have added a helper method to the class with the proper name (PascalCase).
- Java allows usage of same name for a public field and method which is not possible in C#. Such cases are handled by renaming the field.
A lot more refinements and optimizations are planned in future.
Changes 6.0
- Upgraded the version of spatial4j which lead to many namespace changes.
- Lucene has deprecated a number of classes. Refer to Lucene 6.0.0 release notes for a list of changes.
Changes 6.0.1
- Fixed resource loading issue with German analyzer.
Changes 6.0.2
- Port of Lucene 6.0.1 release.https://www.nuget.org/packages/FlexLucene/6.0.1FlexLucene 6.0.1.02016-04-27T17:36:57Z2018-11-22T05:12:46ZSeemanthttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/SeemantFlexLucene is a port of Java Lucene using IKVM. It uses tools like ProGuard, Mono Cecil to produce idiomatic .net code which hides most of the Java styles apparent with the IKVM generated libraries. Some of the enhancements done are:
- All the namespaces are converted from usual org.apache.lucene.* to FlexLucene.*.
- All method names are converted to use .net style naming convention that is PascalCase rather than camelCase.
- All Java hashCode methods are converted to GetHashCode.
- Proper Equals and ToString implementation for classes.
- There are certain cases when the method name cannot be converted as it is coming from a java SDK class (i.e. close method present in classes implementing Closable). In such cases we have added a helper method to the class with the proper name (PascalCase).
- Java allows usage of same name for a public field and method which is not possible in C#. Such cases are handled by renaming the field.
A lot more refinements and optimizations are planned in future.
Changes 6.0
- Upgraded the version of spatial4j which lead to many namespace changes.
- Lucene has deprecated a number of classes. Refer to Lucene 6.0.0 release notes for a list of changes.
Changes 6.0.1
- Fixed resource loading issue with German analyzerhttps://www.nuget.org/packages/FlexLucene/6.0.0FlexLucene 6.0.0.02016-04-11T08:35:53Z2018-11-22T05:12:53ZSeemanthttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/SeemantFlexLucene is a port of Java Lucene using IKVM. It uses tools like ProGuard, Mono Cecil to produce idiomatic .net code which hides most of the Java styles apparent with the IKVM generated libraries. Some of the enhancements done are:
- All the namespaces are converted from usual org.apache.lucene.* to FlexLucene.*.
- All method names are converted to use .net style naming convention that is PascalCase rather than camelCase.
- All Java hashCode methods are converted to GetHashCode.
- Proper Equals and ToString implementation for classes.
- There are certain cases when the method name cannot be converted as it is coming from a java SDK class (i.e. close method present in classes implementing Closable). In such cases we have added a helper method to the class with the proper name (PascalCase).
- Java allows usage of same name for a public field and method which is not possible in C#. Such cases are handled by renaming the field.
A lot more refinements and optimizations are planned in future.
Changes 6.0
- Upgraded the version of spatial4j which lead to many namespace changes.
- Lucene has deprecated a number of classes. Refer to Lucene 6.0.0 release notes for a list of changes.https://www.nuget.org/packages/FlexLucene/5.5.0FlexLucene 5.5.0.02016-03-04T18:15:35Z2018-11-22T05:13:55ZSeemanthttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/SeemantFlexLucene is a port of Java Lucene using IKVM. It uses tools like ProGuard, Mono Cecil to produce idiomatic .net code which hides most of the Java styles apparent with the IKVM generated libraries. Some of the enhancements done are:
- All the namespaces are converted from usual org.apache.lucene.* to FlexLucene.*.
- All method names are converted to use .net style naming convention that is PascalCase rather than camelCase.
- All Java hashCode methods are converted to GetHashCode.
- Proper Equals and ToString implementation for classes.
- There are certain cases when the method name cannot be converted as it is coming from a java SDK class (i.e. close method present in classes implementing Closable). In such cases we have added a helper method to the class with the proper name (PascalCase).
- Java allows usage of same name for a public field and method which is not possible in C#. Such cases are handled by renaming the field.
A lot more refinements and optimizations are planned in future.https://www.nuget.org/packages/FlexLucene/5.4.1FlexLucene 5.4.1.02016-02-01T18:06:52Z2018-11-22T05:12:49ZSeemanthttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/SeemantFlexLucene is a port of Java Lucene using IKVM. It uses tools like ProGuard, Mono Cecil to produce idiomatic .net code which hides most of the Java styles apparent with the IKVM generated libraries. Some of the enhancements done are:
- All the namespaces are converted from usual org.apache.lucene.* to FlexLucene.*.
- All method names are converted to use .net style naming convention that is PascalCase rather than camelCase.
- All Java hashCode methods are converted to GetHashCode.
- Proper Equals and ToString implementation for classes.
- There are certain cases when the method name cannot be converted as it is coming from a java SDK class (i.e. close method present in classes implementing Closable). In such cases we have added a helper method to the class with the proper name (PascalCase).
- Java allows usage of same name for a public field and method which is not possible in C#. Such cases are handled by renaming the field.
A lot more refinements and optimizations are planned in future.https://www.nuget.org/packages/FlexLucene/5.4.0FlexLucene 5.4.0.02015-12-26T11:38:05Z2018-11-22T05:12:55ZSeemanthttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/SeemantFlexLucene is a port of Java Lucene using IKVM. It uses tools like ProGuard, Mono Cecil to produce idiomatic .net code which hides most of the Java styles apparent with the IKVM generated libraries. Some of the enhancements done are:
- All the namespaces are converted from usual org.apache.lucene.* to FlexLucene.*.
- All method names are converted to use .net style naming convention that is PascalCase rather than camelCase.
- All Java hashCode methods are converted to GetHashCode.
- Proper Equals and ToString implementation for classes.
- There are certain cases when the method name cannot be converted as it is coming from a java SDK class (i.e. close method present in classes implementing Closable). In such cases we have added a helper method to the class with the proper name (PascalCase).
- Java allows usage of same name for a public field and method which is not possible in C#. Such cases are handled by renaming the field.
A lot more refinements and optimizations are planned in future.https://www.nuget.org/packages/FlexLucene/5.3.1.1FlexLucene 5.3.1.12015-10-05T17:53:53Z2018-11-22T05:12:55ZSeemanthttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/SeemantThere are minor differences between the Java and .net versions. These are done to make it more .net friendly.
1. All the namespaces are converted from usual org.apache.lucene.* to FlexLucene.*.
2. All method names are converted to use .net style naming convention that is AddDocument rather than addDocument.
A lot more refinements and optimizations are planned in future.https://www.nuget.org/packages/FlexLucene/5.3.1FlexLucene 5.3.1.02015-09-27T18:49:57Z2018-11-22T05:12:54ZSeemanthttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/SeemantThere are minor differences between the Java and .net versions. These are done to make it more .net friendly.
1. All the namespaces are converted from usual org.apache.lucene.* to FlexLucene.*.
2. All method names are converted to use .net style naming convention that is AddDocument rather than addDocument.
A lot more refinements and optimizations are planned in future.https://www.nuget.org/packages/FlexLucene/5.3.0FlexLucene 5.3.0.02015-09-01T17:56:52Z2018-11-22T05:12:47ZSeemanthttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/SeemantThere are minor differences between the Java and .net versions. These are done to make it more .net friendly.
1. All the namespaces are converted from usual org.apache.lucene.* to FlexLucene.*.
2. All method names are converted to use .net style naming convention that is AddDocument rather than addDocument.
A lot more refinements and optimizations are planned in future.https://www.nuget.org/packages/FlexLucene/5.2.1FlexLucene 5.2.1.02015-07-15T18:25:38Z2018-11-22T05:12:59ZSeemanthttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/SeemantThere are minor differences between the Java and .net versions. These are done to make it more .net friendly.
1. All the namespaces are converted from usual org.apache.lucene.* to FlexLucene.*.
2. All method names are converted to use .net style naming convention that is AddDocument rather than addDocument.
A lot more refinements and optimizations are planned in future.https://www.nuget.org/packages/FlexLucene/5.1.0FlexLucene 5.1.0.02015-04-15T18:13:04Z2018-11-22T05:12:46ZSeemanthttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/SeemantThere are minor differences between the Java and .net versions. These are done to make it more .net friendly.
1. All the namespaces are converted from usual org.apache.lucene.* to FlexLucene.*.
2. All method names are converted to use .net style naming convention that is AddDocument rather than addDocument.
A lot more refinements and optimizations are planned in future.https://www.nuget.org/packages/FlexLucene/5.0.0FlexLucene 5.0.0.02015-03-09T14:38:15Z2018-11-22T05:12:46ZSeemanthttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/SeemantThere are minor differences between the Java and .net versions. These are done to make it more .net friendly.
1. All the namespaces are converted from usual org.apache.lucene.* to FlexLucene.*.
2. All method names are converted to use .net style naming convention that is AddDocument rather than addDocument.
A lot more refinements and optimizations are planned in future.https://www.nuget.org/packages/FlexLucene/4.10.2FlexLucene 4.10.2.02014-12-07T17:19:33Z2018-11-22T05:12:55ZSeemanthttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/SeemantThis is IKVM compatible lucene package. This is used in FlexSearch (http://flexsearch.net).https://www.nuget.org/packages/FlexLucene/4.10.1.2-alphaFlexLucene 4.10.1.2-alpha2014-09-29T19:37:18Z2018-11-22T05:12:57ZSeemanthttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/SeemantThis is IKVM compatible lucene package. This is used in FlexSearch (http://flexsearch.net).
Note:
- The namespaces and method names are changed to match .net naming standard.
- Example :
org.apache.lucene.store -> Lucene.Store
indexWriter -> IndexWriterhttps://www.nuget.org/packages/FlexLucene/4.10.1.1-alphaFlexLucene 4.10.1.1-alpha2014-09-29T18:39:18Z2018-11-22T05:12:46ZSeemanthttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/SeemantThis is IKVM compatible lucene package. This is used in FlexSearch (http://flexsearch.net).
Note:
- The namespaces and method names are changed to match .net naming standard.
- Example :
org.apache.lucene.store -> Lucene.Store
indexWriter -> IndexWriterhttps://www.nuget.org/packages/FlexLucene/4.10.1FlexLucene 4.10.1.02014-09-29T15:26:45Z2018-11-22T05:12:50ZSeemanthttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/SeemantThis is IKVM compatible lucene package. This is used in FlexSearch (http://flexsearch.net).https://www.nuget.org/packages/FlexLucene/4.10.0FlexLucene 4.10.0.02014-09-05T09:41:08Z2018-11-22T05:12:55ZSeemanthttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/SeemantThis is IKVM compatible lucene package. This is used in FlexSearch (http://flexsearch.net).https://www.nuget.org/packages/FlexLucene/4.9.0FlexLucene 4.9.0.02014-06-25T18:16:14Z2018-11-22T05:13:55ZSeemanthttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/SeemantThis is IKVM compatible lucene package. This is used in FlexSearch (http://flexsearch.net).https://www.nuget.org/packages/FlexLucene/4.8.1FlexLucene 4.8.1.02014-05-22T09:06:54Z2018-11-22T05:12:55ZSeemanthttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/SeemantThis is IKVM compatible lucene package. This is used in FlexSearch (http://flexsearch.net).https://www.nuget.org/packages/FlexLucene/4.7.2FlexLucene 4.7.2.02014-04-20T10:26:39Z2018-11-22T05:12:59ZSeemanthttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/SeemantThis is IKVM compatible lucene package. This is used in FlexSearch (http://flexsearch.net).https://www.nuget.org/packages/FlexLucene/4.7.0FlexLucene 4.7.0.02014-02-27T06:00:20Z2018-11-22T05:12:59ZSeemanthttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/SeemantThis is IKVM compatible lucene package. This is used in FlexSearch (http://flexsearch.net).https://www.nuget.org/packages/FlexLucene/4.5.0FlexLucene 4.5.0.02013-10-13T19:53:14Z2018-11-22T05:12:47ZSeemanthttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/SeemantThis is IKVM compatible lucene package. This is used in FlexSearch.https://www.nuget.org/packages/FlexLucene/4.4.0FlexLucene 4.4.0.02013-08-25T21:33:53Z2018-11-22T05:12:47ZSeemanthttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/SeemantThis is IKVM compatible lucene package. This is used in FlexSearch.