Martin, Note that the documents within each index segment (leaf context) are zero indexed. Meaning that each segment in your index will contain a different document with a segment-relative docId of 0.
When working inleaf context, you can calculate a document's absolute docId with something like: "int absoluteDocId = context.docBase + docId;". -Greg On Tue, Apr 1, 2014 at 5:52 PM, Martin Líška <djmatoli...@gmail.com> wrote: > Dear all, > > I'm experiencing troubles with SpanTermQuery.getSpans(AtomicReaderContext > context, Bits acceptDocs, Map<Term,TermContext> termContexts) method in > version 4.6. I want to use it to retrieve payloads of matched spans. > > First, I search the index with IndexSearcher.search(query, limit) and I get > TopDocs. In these TopDocs, there is a certain document A. I know, that the > query is an instance of PayloadTermQuery, so I search for spans > using query.getSpans(indexReader.leaves().get(0), null, new HashMap()); but > this wont return the spans for the document A. > > I observed, that getSpans method won't return any spans for documents with > IDs greater than say 900, even though documents with IDs greater than 900 > were returned in the original search. All other documents below ID 900 are > returned sucessfully from getSpans method. > > I also tried passing all the leaves of indexReader to getSpans with no > effect. > > Please help. > > Thank you >
