Example #1
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/*
Create a new merge policy instance with default settings for noCFSRatio
and maxCFSSegmentSize. This ctor should be used by subclasses using
different defaults than the MergePolicy.
*/
func newMergePolicyImpl(self MergeSpecifier, defaultNoCFSRatio, defaultMaxCFSSegmentSize float64) *MergePolicyImpl {
	ans := &MergePolicyImpl{
		self:              self,
		writer:            util.NewSetOnce(),
		noCFSRatio:        defaultNoCFSRatio,
		maxCFSSegmentSize: defaultMaxCFSSegmentSize,
	}
	ans.Size = func(info *SegmentInfoPerCommit) (n int64, err error) {
		byteSize, err := info.SizeInBytes()
		if err != nil {
			return 0, err
		}
		docCount := info.info.DocCount()
		if docCount <= 0 {
			return byteSize, nil
		}

		delCount := ans.writer.Get().(*IndexWriter).readerPool.numDeletedDocs(info)
		delRatio := float32(delCount) / float32(docCount)
		assert(delRatio <= 1)
		return int64(float32(byteSize) * (1 - delRatio)), nil
	}
	return ans
}
Example #2
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/*
Creates a new config that with defaults that match the specified
Version as well as the default Analyzer. If matchVersion is >= 3.2,
TieredMergePolicy is used for merging; else LogByteSizeMergePolicy.
Note that TieredMergePolicy is free to select non-contiguous merges,
which means docIDs may not remain monotonic over time. If this is a
problem, you should switch to LogByteSizeMergePolicy or
LogDocMergePolicy.
*/
func NewIndexWriterConfig(matchVersion util.Version, analyzer analysis.Analyzer) *IndexWriterConfig {
	return &IndexWriterConfig{
		LiveIndexWriterConfigImpl: newLiveIndexWriterConfig(analyzer, matchVersion),
		writer: util.NewSetOnce(),
	}
}
Example #3
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func (mp *MergePolicyImpl) clone() *MergePolicyImpl {
	clone := *mp
	clone.writer = util.NewSetOnce()
	return &clone
}