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SearchKit loading question


  • Subject: SearchKit loading question
  • From: Jonathan Wight <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 6 Nov 2003 00:34:22 -0600

This is a SearchKit question but as there isn't a SearchKit mailing list and i'm incorporating the code into a Cocoa app this list will have to do.

I've got a SearchKit index that I'm adding search documents to and searching successfully. Now I'm trying to save the index when I save the application document.

I create/load the index with SKIndexOpenWithMutableData and SKIndexCreateWithMutableData because I need to store the index inside my document file. So just before I save the index data I SKFlush the index. I can check the file and the index is saved (I have to assume successfully).

When it's time to load the document I load the data and call, SKIndexOpenWithMutableData.

So far so good, no SK* functions fail on me. But when I try to query the index I get zero responses back. This is using an index that previously was working ok before I tried to save/reload the index.

If I call SKIndexGetDocumentCount() on my index after I load the data I get told I have 0 documents. Is there anything else I should do when saving/loading the index data?

Jon.

A quick moan, it's good to have AIAT/V-Twin back again - but the API really needs work. Returning true/false on success/failure isn't good enough - there needs to be a an API for getting an error code/string.
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