public override void AddField(int docID, IIndexableField field, FieldInfo fieldInfo)
{
first.AddField(docID, field, fieldInfo);
second.AddField(docID, field, fieldInfo);
}
public override void ProcessDocument(FieldInfos.Builder fieldInfos)
{
consumer.StartDocument();
storedConsumer.StartDocument();
fieldCount = 0;
int thisFieldGen = fieldGen++;
// Absorb any new fields first seen in this document.
// Also absorb any changes to fields we had already
// seen before (eg suddenly turning on norms or
// vectors, etc.):
foreach (IIndexableField field in docState.doc)
{
string fieldName = field.Name;
// Make sure we have a PerField allocated
int hashPos = fieldName.GetHashCode() & hashMask;
DocFieldProcessorPerField fp = fieldHash[hashPos];
while (fp != null && !fp.fieldInfo.Name.Equals(fieldName, StringComparison.Ordinal))
{
fp = fp.next;
}
if (fp == null)
{
// TODO FI: we need to genericize the "flags" that a
// field holds, and, how these flags are merged; it
// needs to be more "pluggable" such that if I want
// to have a new "thing" my Fields can do, I can
// easily add it
FieldInfo fi = fieldInfos.AddOrUpdate(fieldName, field.IndexableFieldType);
fp = new DocFieldProcessorPerField(this, fi);
fp.next = fieldHash[hashPos];
fieldHash[hashPos] = fp;
totalFieldCount++;
if (totalFieldCount >= fieldHash.Length / 2)
{
Rehash();
}
}
else
{
// need to addOrUpdate so that FieldInfos can update globalFieldNumbers
// with the correct DocValue type (LUCENE-5192)
FieldInfo fi = fieldInfos.AddOrUpdate(fieldName, field.IndexableFieldType);
Debug.Assert(fi == fp.fieldInfo, "should only have updated an existing FieldInfo instance");
}
if (thisFieldGen != fp.lastGen)
{
// First time we're seeing this field for this doc
fp.fieldCount = 0;
if (fieldCount == fields.Length)
{
int newSize = fields.Length * 2;
DocFieldProcessorPerField[] newArray = new DocFieldProcessorPerField[newSize];
Array.Copy(fields, 0, newArray, 0, fieldCount);
fields = newArray;
}
fields[fieldCount++] = fp;
fp.lastGen = thisFieldGen;
}
fp.AddField(field);
storedConsumer.AddField(docState.docID, field, fp.fieldInfo);
}
// If we are writing vectors then we must visit
// fields in sorted order so they are written in
// sorted order. TODO: we actually only need to
// sort the subset of fields that have vectors
// enabled; we could save [small amount of] CPU
// here.
ArrayUtil.IntroSort(fields, 0, fieldCount, fieldsComp);
for (int i = 0; i < fieldCount; i++)
{
DocFieldProcessorPerField perField = fields[i];
perField.consumer.ProcessFields(perField.fields, perField.fieldCount);
}
}