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   ==== Flags
   `simple_query_string` support multiple flags to specify which parsing features
   should be enabled. It is specified as a `|`-delimited string with the
  
positive.code: |`analyzer` |Force the analyzer to use to analyze each term of the query when
  creating composite queries.
  
  |`flags` |Flags specifying which features of the `simple_query_string` to
  enable. Defaults to `ALL`.
  
  |`analyze_wildcard` | Whether terms of prefix queries should be automatically
  analyzed or not. If `true` a best effort will be made to analyze the prefix. However,
  
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  // CONSOLE
  
  The available flags are:
  
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  |=======================================================================
  |Flag |Description
  |`ALL` |Enables all parsing features. This is the default.
  |`NONE` |Switches off all parsing features.
  |`AND` |Enables the `+` AND operator.
  |`OR` |Enables the `\|` OR operator.
  |`NOT` |Enables the `-` NOT operator.
  |`PREFIX` |Enables the `*` Prefix operator.
  |`PHRASE` |Enables the `"` quotes operator used to search for phrases.
  |`PRECEDENCE` |Enables the `(` and `)` operators to control operator precedence.
  |`ESCAPE` |Enables `\` as the escape character.
  |`WHITESPACE` |Enables whitespaces as split characters.
  |`FUZZY` |Enables the `~N` operator after a word where N is an integer denoting the allowed edit distance for matching (see <<fuzziness>>).
  |`SLOP` |Enables the `~N` operator after a phrase where N is an integer denoting the slop amount.
  |`NEAR` |Synonymous to `SLOP`.
  |=======================================================================
  
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  ==== Synonyms
  