Look inside PyLucene.i and you can see that Document.fields() actually returns a FieldEnumeration instance. __iter__() is only called on it if you iterate it with python. It implements the Java Enumeration interface and you can call those methods too.
Andi..
On Mon, 7 Feb 2005, Yura Smolsky wrote:
Hello, Andi.
Can you provide me with another way getting Document.fields() values without using __iter__()?..
iterates on doc.fields(). So results from the server's function is never returns b/c iteration is "buzz".
AV> What does this sentence mean ? 'buzz' ?
I cannot debug this method started from WorkerThread b/c WingIDE does not catch breakpoint.
AV> I've heard this before, Wing may not be able to debug a PyLucene thread. AV> I don't use an IDE, just GNU emacs and a command line, so I don't know what AV> the issue actually is.
AV> Andi..
AV>
Yura Smolsky,
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