ITermAttribute SetTermBuffer migration from 3.0.3

[Bryan Rojo <Br...@elliottelectric.com>]

I see that ITermAttribute was replaced by ICharTermAttribute in 4.0

I previously used TermAttribute.SetTermBuffer(string) but there is no longer an overload that simply takes a string as a parameter, plus I can't create a wrapper because the Support.TextSupport class was also removed

The method CopyBuffer is the new way to do this but Im not sure how I can call it with just a string


Thank You for your help!

RE: ITermAttribute SetTermBuffer migration from 3.0.3

[Bryan Rojo <Br...@elliottelectric.com>]

Thank you!!!!


Y'all are the best


-----Original Message-----
From: Bob Entwhistle [mailto:bob@snapstream.com] 
Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2018 4:13 PM
To: user@lucenenet.apache.org
Subject: Re: ITermAttribute SetTermBuffer migration from 3.0.3

Hi Bryan,

You just need to convert the string to a char array. Something like this should work for you:

termAtt.CopyBuffer( buffer.ToCharArray(), 0 , buffer.Length );

Cheers
Bob

On Thu, Apr 12, 2018 at 12:08 PM, Bryan Rojo <Br...@elliottelectric.com>
wrote:

> I see that ITermAttribute was replaced by ICharTermAttribute in 4.0
>
> I previously used TermAttribute.SetTermBuffer(string) but there is no 
> longer an overload that simply takes a string as a parameter, plus I 
> can't create a wrapper because the Support.TextSupport class was also 
> removed
>
> The method CopyBuffer is the new way to do this but Im not sure how I 
> can call it with just a string
>
>
> Thank You for your help!
>

Re: ITermAttribute SetTermBuffer migration from 3.0.3

[Bob Entwhistle <bo...@snapstream.com>]

Hi Bryan,

You just need to convert the string to a char array. Something like this
should work for you:

termAtt.CopyBuffer( buffer.ToCharArray(), 0 , buffer.Length );

Cheers
Bob

On Thu, Apr 12, 2018 at 12:08 PM, Bryan Rojo <Br...@elliottelectric.com>
wrote:

> I see that ITermAttribute was replaced by ICharTermAttribute in 4.0
>
> I previously used TermAttribute.SetTermBuffer(string) but there is no
> longer an overload that simply takes a string as a parameter, plus I can't
> create a wrapper because the Support.TextSupport class was also removed
>
> The method CopyBuffer is the new way to do this but Im not sure how I can
> call it with just a string
>
>
> Thank You for your help!
>