I'm just starting out with using Plucene to index my content. It has worked swimmingly well for me so far, except that I don't know that it is using my boost values that I specified in the query string. (Example: qq{keyword:"$term"^2} where carat+value is the boost.)

I think maybe I need to use a scorer, but my attempts last night with those were unsuccessful.

Thanks, Rachel 

my $searcher = new Plucene::Search::IndexSearcher($INDEXPATH);
my $pquery = $parser->parse($query);

#my $bool_scorer = Plucene::Search::BooleanScorer->new;

my $hc =Plucene::Search::HitCollector->new(
collect => sub 
{
  my ($self, $doc, $score) = @_;
  my $d = $searcher->doc($doc);
  $results{$d->get('id')->string()} = $score 
});

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