Sorry if this is a real RTFM'er...

I know you can't use a '*' in the middle of a word, but can you use a '*' 
at the end of a word in the middle of a phrase, like:

"sneezle* weezle"

?

I always thought this was a no-no, but it seems to work fine.  Could 
somebody please confirm that?


Also, just one small query parser thing I noticed (Bill M. is going to say 
"hey, how about some help fixing the query parser?" here ;-); sorry, I wish 
I could...):

$ swish-e -w 'a*b' -f news.idx
.. gives ...
err: Wildcard not allowed within a word

but

$ swish-e -w '"a*b"' -f news.idx
.. gives ...
err: no results


But a '*' in the middle of a phrase word is just as not allowed as a '*' in 
the middle of a non-phrase word, right?




Version is 2.4.0 on HP-UX 11.0.


Thanks,

David



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