Hi,
tying in with the previous thread "Statically store sub-collections for
search", I'm trying to focus on the root of the problem that has
occurred to me.
At first, I generate a TermsFilter with potentially many terms in one term:
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List<Term> docnames = new ArrayList<>(resource.getDocIDs().size());
for (String docid : resource.getDocIDs()) {
docnames.add(new Term("id", docid));
}
TermsFilter filter = new TermsFilter(docnames);
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This filter is used to generate a DocIdSet object holding the allowable
documents in a loop over the atomic segments of my IndexReader reader:
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for (AtomicReaderContext atomic : reader.leaves()) {
DocIdSet docids = filter.getDocIdSet(atomic,
atomic.reader().getLiveDocs());
DocIdSetIterator iterator = docids.iterator();
while (iterator.nextDoc() != DocIdSetIterator.NO_MORE_DOCS) {
...
}
...
}
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The while-loop is never entered, i.e. there are no documents in docids.
However, it does return a DocIdSetIterator object and is not null. The
same technique works fine with another Filter (a QueryWrapperFilter). Is
this a bug or am I addressing the TermsFilter (or the resuling DocIdSet)
in the wrong way? Are there any working examples for how to get a
properly populated DocIdSet from a TermsFilter?
I read that the iterator() method has to be implemented for every
DocIdSet implementation. Also, TermsFilter.getDocIdSet() seems to return
null or a FixedBitSet which seems to implement its iterator() by an
OpenBitSetIterator.
Best,
Carsten
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