Jos,

The 2_3_2 branch (please take the HEAD from our git repository if you
haven't done so already) introduces a revised build system, and a slightly
different directory structure. In order to support better class
transparency, some classes were "hidden", other moved to a shared project to
enable them to be more accessible to other tools or extension classes.

Headers you suspect were removed will most likely be under "shared" or with
an underscore prefix (meaning they are internal).

There is IndexReader::getFieldNames(FieldOption fldOption,
StringArrayWithDeletor& retarray). Although I cannot lookup the function you
referred to in previous revisions at the moment, I'm quite certain it was
deprecated in favor of the above mentioned function to better support
various memory management scenarios.

Instead of a workaround I'd recommend updating your code. The new 2_3_2
branch is way faster even if it needs a few loose ends tied, and the current
build system makes a lot more sense.

Good luck.

Itamar. 

-----Original Message-----
From: Jos van den Oever [mailto:jvdoe...@gmail.com] 
Sent: Thursday, December 24, 2009 2:25 PM
To: clucene-developers@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [CLucene-dev] error compiling strigi with clucene trunk

Hello all,

I tried to see if strigi works with current clucene trunk and was surprised
to find that a few functions and headers have been removed.
Removed headers:
   CLucene/util/stringreader.h
   CLucene/util/streambase.h
   CLucene/util/bufferedstream.h
   CLucene/util/jstreamsconfig.h
I did found these headers that are not installed:
  clucene/src/core/CLucene/util/_streambase.h
  clucene/src/core/CLucene/util/_bufferedstream.h

Removed function:
   lucene::index::IndexReader::getFieldNames()

Is there a workaround documented somewhere? Of course, I'd prefer to go from
0.9.21b to HEAD without doing code modifications.

Cheers,
Jos

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