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Say that the SQL stores split a dotted name into words, where Neo4j's default analyzer keeps it one token - #443
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… default analyzer keeps it one token (#633)
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Port of liberation-data/drivine4j#633. The analyzer option is drivine-python#442.
Docs only. Beside the paragraph that says
loadMatchingscores by BM25 as Lucene and Neo4j's full-text index do, a note now says that a dotted name such asorg.example.modelsbehaves differently on the two kinds of store:example modelsfinds it.Hyphenated names are left out: UAX#29 splits at a hyphen too, so both kinds of store split them alike. In drivine4j the note points at
FullTextIndexSpec'sanalyzer. Drivine for TypeScript and drivine-python don't take an analyzer yet, and their notes say so.