2011/5/11 juliana nunes <juliana....@gmail.com>:
> this is the code:
>
> ...
> line 43 STRCPY_AtoT( TQuery, buffer, strlen(buffer) );
> Query *qdesc;
> qdesc = QueryParser::parse( TQuery, _T("oferta"), &analyzer);
> Hits *hdesc = s.search(qdesc);
> HitCollector *algo = new MyCollector();
> if( !normalizado ){
> s._search((Query *)qdesc, NULL ,(HitCollector *)algo);
> qsort (similarities, maxSimilarities, sizeof(float_t),
> compareDec);
> }
> buffer[0] = 0;
> for (int32_t i=0; (i < hdesc->length()) && (i<TOP_K); i++){
> Document* doc = &hdesc->doc(i);
> line 55 STRCPY_TtoA( temp, doc->get(_T("descricao")), 10000 );
> strcpy( buffer, temp ); strcat( buffer, " " );
> line 57 STRCPY_TtoA( temp, doc->get(_T("marca")), 10000 );
> strcat( buffer, temp );
> }
What data type have the variables buffer and temp? TCHAR?
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