sphinxsearchHow do I use forward slash in SphinxSearch?
The forward slash (/) is used to denote a regular expression in the SphinxSearch query syntax. A regular expression is a sequence of characters that define a search pattern.
For example, the following query searches for the word cat or dog:
SELECT * FROM index WHERE MATCH('cat / dog')
The code above can be broken down into the following parts:
SELECT * FROM index: This part of the code specifies which index to search in.WHERE MATCH('cat / dog'): This part of the code specifies the search query. The forward slash (/) is used to denote a regular expression, which in this case iscatordog.
For more information on regular expressions in SphinxSearch, please refer to the SphinxSearch documentation.
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