Yes with the lookup api. It return the token with <b> </b> appended that`s
why it has to interact with api. But how to how to iterate over my real
index
In scala:
def infixSuggest(){
val sourceindex = new File("/tmp/lucene/1374960475771")
val reader = DirectoryReader.open(FSDirectory.open(sourceindex))
val searcher = new IndexSearcher(reader)
val suggester = new AnalyzingInfixSuggester(Version.LUCENE_44,new
File("/tmp/lucene/1374619766134"),analyzer,analyzer,3)
val indReader = searcher.getIndexReader
val maxid = indReader.maxDoc()
for(id<-0 until maxid){
id+1
val doc = searcher.doc(id)
val keys = Array[TermFreqPayload](new
TermFreqPayload(doc.get("contents"), 3, new BytesRef(doc.get("id"))))
val iterator = new TermFreqPayloadArrayIterator(keys)
suggester.build(iterator)
}
}
Figure out that AnalyzingInfixSuggester has to be in its own index and use
source index(the one i like to get words from it). It works fine but for
every increment its start from clean index i.e it tokenized and indexed
only the last document. Mike said that it has no incremental support, so
how to pass my source index.
