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a field name & value, with instructions on how to save it into the index
XXX need to add support for value lists. Lucene supports multiple fields of the same name in a single doc, shouldn't be too hard.
See Lucene documentation and nested classes for documentation onstore, index & termvector. These values
may either be attributes of Constants or corresonding string/bool values.
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_default_store = Field.Store.NO
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_default_termvector = Field.TermVector.NO
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_default_alltext = True
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alltext should the value be included in a default field search |
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index how to index the document. |
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name name of the Field |
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store how to store the document. |
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termvector what sort of term vectors to generate for the document. |
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value value of the Field. |
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indexhow to index the document. One ofno, tokenized, untokenized,
no_norms
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storehow to store the document. One ofyes, no, compress
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termvectorwhat sort of term vectors to generate for the document. One ofyes, no, with_offsets, with_positions,
with_positions_and_offsets
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valuevalue of the Field. This is filled in by SmartDoc
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