On Thursday 12 May 2005 23:59, Daniel Naber wrote:
> It seems the IllegalArgumentException is never thrown, because the
> "readers" variable is never modified?
Doug, is this something you plan to fix before 1.9?
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Daniel
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On Thursday 12 May 2005 20:17, Doug Cutting wrote:
> Â> Would folks find this useful?
>
> Since the general feedback was positive, I committed this.
It seems the IllegalArgumentException is never thrown, because the
"readers" variable is never modified?
Unless I'm missing something, this code s
Doug Cutting wrote:
> Would folks find this useful?
Since the general feedback was positive, I committed this.
Chuck Williams wrote:
Yes, very useful, especially if you added one additional feature that
looks straightforward from the code below. That is a facility to append
the stored fields fro
One tiny point; "enum" is a reserved keyword in JDK 1.5 so the
ParallelTermEnum inner class doesn't cleanly compile. Renaming the
TermEnum member variable to "termEnum" fixes it.
B.
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On Apr 28, 2005, at 5:19 PM, Doug Cutting wrote:
Please find attached something I wrote today. It has not been yet
tested extensively, and the documentation could be improved, but I
thought it would be good to get comments sooner rather than later.
Would folks find this useful?
Should it go int
Doug Cutting wrote:
Please find attached something I wrote today. It has not been yet
tested extensively, and the documentation could be improved, but I
thought it would be good to get comments sooner rather than later.
Would folks find this useful?
My Answer: "Is the Pope German?"
Very useful
An equivalent Parallelizer for IndexWriter would be a
useful addition to keep the two indexes in synch.
Hiding the details of which lucene index document data
is retrieved from gives us some added flexibility in
storage options but I've been thinking of a more
general-purpose layer of abstraction
I like this! I also think this should be in the core. This would
allow one to partition an index and spread it over multiple disks, for
instance.
I like the name ParallelReader, but I wonder if people will confuse it
with "Aha, an IndexReader that reads multiple indices in parallel
(using thread
Doug Cutting wrote:
Please find attached something I wrote today. It has not been yet
tested extensively, and the documentation could be improved, but I
thought it would be good to get comments sooner rather than later.
Would folks find this useful?
This looks very useful. It gives an easy way
Doug Cutting writes (4/28/2005 2:19 PM):
Please find attached something I wrote today. It has not been yet
tested extensively, and the documentation could be improved, but I
thought it would be good to get comments sooner rather than later.
Would folks find this useful?
Yes, very useful, especi
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