Hi Emerson!
2011/5/26 Emerson Espínola <[email protected]>
>
> void Index::NewDoc (const char *contents)
Using "char" here means that you use CLucene in an ASCII mode. Right?
> {
> Document* doc = _CLNEW Document();
>
> doc->add(*_CLNEW Field(_T("contents"), _T(contents), Field::STORE_YES |
> Field::INDEX_TOKENIZED));
"_T(contents)" isn't needed here. Just passing the value of contents
to the Field constructor is sufficient.
> this->writer->addDocument(doc);
> _CLDELETE(doc);
As far as I know, writer---or something inside writer---takes
ownership of "doc". So, by deleting it you delete a object that is
still referenced. Maybe this is the reason for you access violation.
> }
>
> Consider this->writer already instanciated in my class Index. I debuged until
> I couldn't go deeper and O stopped in the line which is throwing the
> exception: line 282 from DocumentWriter.cpp method invertDocument().
>
> void DocumentWriter::invertDocument(const Document* doc) {
> ...
> CL_NS(analysis)::TokenStream* stream = analyzer->tokenStream(fieldName,
> reader);
> ...
> }
Which version of CLucene do you use? I see there an assertion.
Kind regards,
Veit
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