I was just about to get on with LUCENE-1462 when I noticed the new
TokenStream API. (Yeah, I've been really busy with other stuff for a
while now.)
Rather than keeping InstantiatedIndexWriter in sync with IndexWriter
I'm considering suggesting that we simply delete
InstantiatedIndexWriter.
There is this one major caveats that would go away if we removed
InstantiatedIndexWriter: it lacks read/write locks at commit time.
Also, the javadocs says "consider using II as an immutable store" all
over the place..
I'm a bit split here, I can see the use of beeing able to add a few
documents to an existing II, but at the same time these indices are
ment to be really small so creating a new one from an IndexReader is
really no big deal. This operation means a few seconds of overhead if
one needs to append data to the II.
I say that we should remove it from trunk. Less hassles. Or is this to
remove good functionallity? I never use it, it was written in order to
understand Lucene. But if people find it is very useful then of course
it should be kept in there.
That might be a problem for some people. For instance I think Jason
Rutherglens realtime search use this class.
karl
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