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Uwe Schindler edited comment on LUCENE-5092 at 7/4/13 3:00 PM:
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There are 2 possibilities:
- Let the iterator implement an additional interface that exposes prev() or how
we call that method. The code when then use instanceof to check if backwards is
supported on the iterator
- Do it similar to random access bits() on the DocIdSet. In that case a
consumer could ask the DocIdSet for a backwardsIterator(), which returns null
if not existent
We should never add an additional method to DocIdSetIterator, because then we
would also have Scorers or DocsEnum optionally supporting going backwards! So
please use an interface as marker + method definition!!!
I would prefer the first possibility, especially if you need to go both
backwards and forwards on the same iterator instance.
was (Author: thetaphi):
There are 2 possibilities:
- Let the iterator implement an additional interface that exposes prev() or how
we call that method. The code when then use instanceof to check if backwards is
supported on the iterator
- Do it similar to random access bits() on the DocIdSet. In that case a
consumer could ask the DocIdSet for a backwardsIterator(), which returns null
if not existent
I would prefer the first possibility, especially if you need to go both
backwards and forwards on the same iterator instance.
join: don't expect all filters to be FixedBitSet instances
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Key: LUCENE-5092
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-5092
Project: Lucene - Core
Issue Type: Improvement
Components: modules/join
Reporter: Adrien Grand
Assignee: Adrien Grand
Priority: Minor
The join module throws exceptions when the parents filter isn't a
FixedBitSet. The reason is that the join module relies on prevSetBit to find
the first child document given a parent ID.
As suggested by Uwe and Paul Elschot on LUCENE-5081, we could fix it by
exposing methods in the iterators to iterate backwards. When the join modules
gets an iterator which isn't able to iterate backwards, it would just need to
dump its content into another DocIdSet that supports backward iteration,
FixedBitSet for example.
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