Hi Andi,
On Aug 26, 2006, at 5:51 PM, Andi Vajda wrote:
On Sat, 26 Aug 2006, Kevin Ollivier wrote:
My environment: Python 2.4, PyLucene 2.0.0, tested on FC1 and Mac
OS X 10.4.7 Intel
I've come across a slightly odd problem, and I'm not sure what I'm
doing wrong. Basically, the issue is that no matter what constant
I pass for the parameter, calls to myIndexReader.getFieldNames()
return an empty list. I get the same results on Linux and Mac OS
X, but the test for this feature does appear to pass just fine,
and on top of that, I can query fields in the index without problems.
Here's a code snippet, where self.indexdir is the directory
containing the PyLucene index:
reader = PyLucene.IndexReader.open(self.indexdir)
info["NumDocs"] = reader.numDocs()
info["Fields"] = reader.getFieldNames
(PyLucene.IndexReader.FieldOption.ALL)
Since the test passes, I'm fairly certain I've got a problem in my
code somewhere, but I was wondering if anyone may have come across
this behavior before or knows what kind of mistake could cause it
to happen. Aside from this issue, searching, indexing, etc. seems
to work just fine (and I get a valid value for numDocs() as well).
Problem found and fixed. Classes that contain static variables that
point at java object instances need to be initialized before their
static variables can be used. I had forgotten to do that for the
IndexReader.FieldOption class so all its constants were NULL.
This is fixed in the patch attached and is also checked into svn.
Thanks, this does the trick! :-)
Regards,
Kevin
Andi..
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