Hi, I was wondering if I could get some help with using IndexWriter and IndexReader.
I'm pretty new to Lucene, and I've already written an application that indexes a
directory of files... but now I'm trying to make the index be able to be maintained
through incremental changes.
the case i'm
Hello,
Does anyone know of an implementation of a MultiReader (IndexReader over multiple
indices) in the same spirit as the MultiSearcher?
Regards,
RBP
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Rasik Pandey wrote:
Does anyone know of an implementation of a MultiReader (IndexReader over multiple indices) in the same spirit as the MultiSearcher?
I just committed one! This was really already there, in SegmentsReader,
but it was not public and needed a few minor changes. Enjoy.
Doug
Hi,
I'm still new to Lucene and I'm slowly learning it.
I'm trying to think of how to build a query for this situation:
I have an index of Foods.
I have a field called Name that is Indexed and Untokenized
it holds values like chicken soup roast duck chicken pot pie
users are going to search
Doug Cutting wrote:
My hunch is that the speedup will not be significant. Synchronization
costs in modern JVMs are very small when there is no contention. But
only measurement can say for sure.
The major problem is not just the synchronization but also the Vector
array copy when when the
The internal array copy happens each time the array is grown, and by default
it is grown by doubling with an initial size of 10, so the array copy
happens log2(final size-10) times.
EJP
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