Hi all
Currently I'm using the search method returning the Hits object. According
to http://wiki.apache.org/lucene-java/ImproveSearchingSpeed one should use a
HitCollector-oriented search method instead.
But I need another aspect of the "Hits search(...)" method: it's sorting
ability.
Now my code looks like :
def hits = multiSearcher.search( query, Methods.activeFilter, sort )
def iter = hits.iterator()
def results = []
int counter = 0
for( hit in iter ){
if( range.contains( counter ) && hit.document ){
results << Methods.bind( hit.document, lucenizedClasses )
}else if( counter >= upper ) break
counter++
}
So, how can I get the same results using the HitCollector? Also it would be
really nice, if you could point me to some examples of using it...
Thanx in advance,
Konstantyn
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