How about a QueryWrapperFilter.bits(IndexReader)?
-Grant
On Jan 25, 2008, at 10:49 AM, Cam Bazz wrote:
Hello,
How about getting which documents have the that term as a bitset?
In other words, now that I have field=a, field=b do I use regular
query
logic to get the bitsets with hitcollecto
Several things.
1> you're allocating a new bitset each time around. Do it outside the loop.
2> You want to use TermDocs.
Something like (but I haven't tried it in this form)
Term term = new Term(blah blah blah);
TermDocs td = ir.termDocs(term);
BitSet b
Currently I am doing:
do {
term = te.term();
if ((term == null) || ! term.field().equals("cat")) { return; }
final BitSet bits = new BitSet(reader.maxDoc());
searcher.search(new TermQuery(new Term("cat", term.text())), new
HitCollector() {
pub
Can you show us what you've tried?
Erick
On Jan 25, 2008 10:49 AM, Cam Bazz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> How about getting which documents have the that term as a bitset?
>
> In other words, now that I have field=a, field=b do I use regular query
> logic to get the bitsets with hitcol
Hello,
How about getting which documents have the that term as a bitset?
In other words, now that I have field=a, field=b do I use regular query
logic to get the bitsets with hitcollector, or do can I do it with
TermDocs() - (I could not figure it out with termdocs);
Best, and thanks a lot for y
Try this, where ir is an IndexReader. The trick is that starting with ""
gives
you the entire list..
Note that you'll go off the end of the field sometime.
TermEnum theTerms = ir.terms(new Term("field", ""));
Term term = null;
do {
term = theTerms.term
