public class EnumField extends PrimitiveFieldType
FieldType.DefaultAnalyzer
Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
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protected static int |
DEFAULT_PRECISION_STEP |
protected static Integer |
DEFAULT_VALUE |
protected Map<Integer,String> |
enumIntToStringMap |
protected String |
enumName |
protected String |
enumsConfigFile |
protected Map<String,Integer> |
enumStringToIntMap |
protected static Locale |
LOCALE |
static org.slf4j.Logger |
log |
protected static String |
PARAM_ENUM_NAME |
protected static String |
PARAM_ENUMS_CONFIG |
ANALYZER, args, CHAR_FILTER, CHAR_FILTERS, CLASS_NAME, docValuesFormat, falseProperties, FILTER, FILTERS, INDEX, INDEX_ANALYZER, MULTI_TERM, MULTI_TERM_ANALYZER, POLY_FIELD_SEPARATOR, postingsFormat, properties, QUERY, QUERY_ANALYZER, similarity, SIMILARITY, similarityFactory, TOKENIZER, trueProperties, TYPE, TYPE_NAME, typeName
BINARY, DOC_VALUES, INDEXED, MULTIVALUED, OMIT_NORMS, OMIT_POSITIONS, OMIT_TF_POSITIONS, REQUIRED, SORT_MISSING_FIRST, SORT_MISSING_LAST, STORE_OFFSETS, STORE_TERMOFFSETS, STORE_TERMPOSITIONS, STORE_TERMVECTORS, STORED, TOKENIZED
Constructor and Description |
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EnumField() |
Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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void |
checkSchemaField(SchemaField field)
Check's
SchemaField instances constructed
using this field type to ensure that they are valid. |
IndexableField |
createField(SchemaField field,
Object value,
float boost)
Used for adding a document when a field needs to be created from a
type and a string.
|
Query |
getRangeQuery(QParser parser,
SchemaField field,
String min,
String max,
boolean minInclusive,
boolean maxInclusive)
Returns a Query instance for doing range searches on this field type.
|
SortField |
getSortField(SchemaField field,
boolean top)
Returns the SortField instance that should be used to sort fields
of this type.
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ValueSource |
getValueSource(SchemaField field,
QParser qparser)
called to get the default value source (normally, from the
Lucene FieldCache.)
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CharsRef |
indexedToReadable(BytesRef input,
CharsRef output)
Given an indexed term, append the human readable representation
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String |
indexedToReadable(String indexedForm)
Given an indexed term, return the human readable representation
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protected void |
init(IndexSchema schema,
Map<String,String> args)
subclasses should initialize themselves with the args provided
and remove valid arguments.
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String |
intValueToStringValue(Integer intVal)
Converting the (internal) integer value (indicating the sort order) to string (displayed) value
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boolean |
isTokenized()
Returns true if fields of this type should be tokenized
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void |
readableToIndexed(CharSequence val,
BytesRef result)
Given the readable value, return the term value that will match it.
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String |
readableToIndexed(String val)
Given the readable value, return the term value that will match it.
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String |
storedToIndexed(IndexableField f)
Given the stored field, return the indexed form
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Integer |
stringValueToIntValue(String stringVal)
Converting the string (displayed) value (internal) to integer value (indicating the sort order)
|
String |
toExternal(IndexableField f)
Convert the stored-field format to an external (string, human readable)
value
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String |
toInternal(String val)
Convert an external value (from XML update command or from query string)
into the internal format for both storing and indexing (which can be modified by any analyzers).
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EnumFieldValue |
toObject(IndexableField f)
Convert the stored-field format to an external object.
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EnumFieldValue |
toObject(SchemaField sf,
BytesRef term) |
void |
write(TextResponseWriter writer,
String name,
IndexableField f)
calls back to TextResponseWriter to write the field value
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createField, createFields, getAnalyzer, getAnalyzerProperties, getClassArg, getDocValuesFormat, getFieldQuery, getIndexAnalyzer, getIndexOptions, getNamedPropertyValues, getNonFieldPropertyArgs, getNumericType, getPostingsFormat, getPrefixQuery, getQueryAnalyzer, getRewriteMethod, getSimilarity, getSimilarityFactory, getStringSort, getTypeName, hasProperty, isExplicitAnalyzer, isExplicitQueryAnalyzer, isMultiValued, isPolyField, marshalBase64SortValue, marshalSortValue, marshalStringSortValue, multiValuedFieldCache, restrictProps, setAnalyzer, setArgs, setIndexAnalyzer, setIsExplicitAnalyzer, setIsExplicitQueryAnalyzer, setQueryAnalyzer, setSimilarity, storedToReadable, supportsAnalyzers, toString, unmarshalBase64SortValue, unmarshalSortValue, unmarshalStringSortValue
public static final org.slf4j.Logger log
protected static final Locale LOCALE
protected static final String PARAM_ENUMS_CONFIG
protected static final String PARAM_ENUM_NAME
protected static final Integer DEFAULT_VALUE
protected static final int DEFAULT_PRECISION_STEP
protected String enumsConfigFile
protected String enumName
protected void init(IndexSchema schema, Map<String,String> args)
init
in class PrimitiveFieldType
public EnumFieldValue toObject(IndexableField f)
toObject
in class FieldType
FieldType.toInternal(java.lang.String)
public SortField getSortField(SchemaField field, boolean top)
getSortField
in class FieldType
SchemaField.checkSortability()
public ValueSource getValueSource(SchemaField field, QParser qparser)
getValueSource
in class FieldType
public void write(TextResponseWriter writer, String name, IndexableField f) throws IOException
write
in class FieldType
IOException
public boolean isTokenized()
isTokenized
in class FieldType
public Query getRangeQuery(QParser parser, SchemaField field, String min, String max, boolean minInclusive, boolean maxInclusive)
SolrQueryParser
currently passes part1 and part2 as null if they are '*' respectively. minInclusive and maxInclusive are both true
currently by SolrQueryParser but that may change in the future. Also, other QueryParser implementations may have
different semantics.
Sub-classes should override this method to provide their own range query implementation. They should strive to
handle nulls in part1 and/or part2 as well as unequal minInclusive and maxInclusive parameters gracefully.getRangeQuery
in class FieldType
parser
- the QParser
calling the methodfield
- the schema fieldmin
- the lower boundary of the range, nulls are allowed.max
- the upper boundary of the range, nulls are allowedminInclusive
- whether the minimum of the range is inclusive or notmaxInclusive
- whether the maximum of the range is inclusive or notpublic void checkSchemaField(SchemaField field)
SchemaField
instances constructed
using this field type to ensure that they are valid.
This method is called by the SchemaField
constructor to
check that it's initialization does not violate any fundemental
requirements of the FieldType
. The default implementation
does nothing, but subclasses may chose to throw a SolrException
if invariants are violated by the SchemaField.
checkSchemaField
in class FieldType
public String readableToIndexed(String val)
readableToIndexed
in class FieldType
public void readableToIndexed(CharSequence val, BytesRef result)
readableToIndexed
in class FieldType
public String toInternal(String val)
toInternal
in class FieldType
FieldType.toExternal(org.apache.lucene.index.IndexableField)
public String toExternal(IndexableField f)
toExternal
in class FieldType
FieldType.toInternal(java.lang.String)
public String indexedToReadable(String indexedForm)
indexedToReadable
in class FieldType
public CharsRef indexedToReadable(BytesRef input, CharsRef output)
indexedToReadable
in class FieldType
public EnumFieldValue toObject(SchemaField sf, BytesRef term)
public String storedToIndexed(IndexableField f)
storedToIndexed
in class FieldType
public IndexableField createField(SchemaField field, Object value, float boost)
By default, the indexed value is the same as the stored value (taken from toInternal()). Having a different representation for external, internal, and indexed would present quite a few problems given the current Lucene architecture. An analyzer for adding docs would need to translate internal->indexed while an analyzer for querying would need to translate external->indexed.
The only other alternative to having internal==indexed would be to have internal==external. In this case, toInternal should convert to the indexed representation, toExternal() should do nothing, and createField() should *not* call toInternal, but use the external value and set tokenized=true to get Lucene to convert to the internal(indexed) form.
:TODO: clean up and clarify this explanation.createField
in class FieldType
FieldType.toInternal(java.lang.String)
public String intValueToStringValue(Integer intVal)
intVal
- integer valueCopyright © 2000-2014 Apache Software Foundation. All Rights Reserved.