nuke AtomicReader.termDocsEnum(termState) and termPositionsEnum(termState)
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Key: LUCENE-3967
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-3967
Project: Lucene - Java
Issue Type: Task
Reporter: Robert Muir
These are simply sugar methods anyway, and so expert that I don't think we need
sugar here at all.
If someone wants to get DocsEnum via a saved TermState they can just use
TermsEnum!
But having these public in AtomicReader i think is pretty confusing and
overwhelming.
In fact, nothing in Lucene even uses these methods, except a sole assert
statement in PhraseQuery,
which I think can be written more clearly anyway:
{noformat}
// PhraseQuery on a field that did not index
// positions.
if (postingsEnum == null) {
- assert reader.termDocsEnum(liveDocs, t.field(), t.bytes(), state,
false) != null: "termstate found but no term exists in reader";
+ assert te.seekExact(t.bytes(), false) : "termstate found but no term
exists in reader";
{noformat}
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