On Oct 3, 2009, at 9:23 PM, Mark Miller wrote:
Gotchya - that clears up my mind. I know your an advanced user, so it
threw me for a loop that you would be using Hits like a Collector.
Just
have been seeing that a lot lately.
Is there enough interest to add a new search method? (Hiterator?
Gotchya - that clears up my mind. I know your an advanced user, so it
threw me for a loop that you would be using Hits like a Collector. Just
have been seeing that a lot lately.
Just read to much into: So what is the appropriate documentation for
getting all "hits"?
Another option (of course) is
It makes sense if you understand the context. We make each verse of a
Bible a document. There are about 36000 docc in a Bible. We want a
user to find all the verses that match there search to give the count
of total hits. We then show slices of the hits from first hit to last
im document or
I think it could be reworded as well - its kind of uhh ... but I'll
leave that to someone else if they care. For now I just pointed it to
the correct method.
Mark Miller wrote:
> You used Hits to get all that hits? Nasty man - thats we deprecated that
> class - even though the JavaDoc warns you th
You used Hits to get all that hits? Nasty man - thats we deprecated that
class - even though the JavaDoc warns you thats a major speed trap,
everyone still did it ... use a Collector.
Your right though - it shouldn't point to IndexSearcher.search(Query)
after that - it should point to IndexSearche
04, 2009 12:04 AM
To: java-dev@lucene.apache.org
Subject: Searcher javadoc problem
I'm working on migrating my code to 2.9. And I'm trying to figure out what
to do. Along the way I found a circular argument in the JavaDoc for
Searcher. BTW, this is not a user question.
My current
I'm working on migrating my code to 2.9. And I'm trying to figure out
what to do. Along the way I found a circular argument in the JavaDoc
for Searcher. BTW, this is not a user question.
My current code calls:
Hits hits = searcher.search(query);
The JavaDoc for it says:
/**
