Hi,
We noticed this behaviour also, so we do like this :
Map<Term, Integer> result = new HashMap<Term, Integer>();
TermEnum all;
if(matcher.fullScan()) {
all = reader.terms(new Term(field));
} else {
all = reader.terms(new Term(field, matcher.prefix()));
}
if(all == null) return result;
Term t;
do {
t = all.term();
if(t != null && matcher.match(t.text()))
result.put(t,all.docFreq());
} while(all.next() && all.term().field() == field && (matcher.fullScan()
? true : t.text().startsWith(matcher.prefix())));
return result;
matcher is an application level object it is designed to match complex
word. So we loop on the TermEnum until we consider we reached the end of
interesting information.
To summarize: you stop the loop when
1. there is no more data in TermEnum
2. the field is not the same (don't forget to intern String field if it
comes from outside)
3. you reached non-matching Terms by checking a prefix.
If there is better way to do I'd be glad to hear of.
David.
Ian Vink a écrit :
IndexReader rdr = IndexReader.Open(myFolder);
TermEnum terms = rdr.Terms((new Term(myTermName, "")));
(from .NET land, but it's all the same)
This code works great, I can loop thru the terms nicely, but after it
returns all the myTermName terms, it goes into all other terms.
Is there a way to limit the rdr.Terms to return only those whose field is
myTermName
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