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 // LUCENENET specific: Pass iterator instead of the value, since this class knows the type to retrieve, but the caller does not.
 public override void AddFromIterator(int doc, DocValuesFieldUpdatesIterator iterator)
 {
     Add(doc, ((Iterator)iterator).Value);
 }
Esempio n. 2
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        // LUCENENET specific - use this instance to decide which subclass to cast to, which will expose the
        // strongly typed value. This allows us to access the long? type without boxing/unboxing.
        // The Add() method was removed and replaced with the following two.

        /// <summary>
        /// Add an update to a document from a <see cref="DocValuesFieldUpdatesIterator"/>.
        /// The <see cref="DocValuesFieldUpdatesIterator"/>'s value should be <c>null</c> to unset a value.
        /// Note that the value is exposed by casting to the apprpriate <see cref="DocValuesFieldUpdatesIterator"/> subclasss.
        /// </summary>
        public abstract void AddFromIterator(int doc, DocValuesFieldUpdatesIterator iterator);