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package org.apache.lucene.codecs.lucene84;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Arrays;
import org.apache.lucene.codecs.MultiLevelSkipListReader;
import org.apache.lucene.store.IndexInput;
/**
* Implements the skip list reader for block postings format
* that stores positions and payloads.
*
* Although this skipper uses MultiLevelSkipListReader as an interface,
* its definition of skip position will be a little different.
*
* For example, when skipInterval = blockSize = 3, df = 2*skipInterval = 6,
*
* 0 1 2 3 4 5
* d d d d d d (posting list)
* ^ ^ (skip point in MultiLeveSkipWriter)
* ^ (skip point in Lucene84SkipWriter)
*
* In this case, MultiLevelSkipListReader will use the last document as a skip point,
* while Lucene84SkipReader should assume no skip point will comes.
*
* If we use the interface directly in Lucene84SkipReader, it may silly try to read
* another skip data after the only skip point is loaded.
*
* To illustrate this, we can call skipTo(d[5]), since skip point d[3] has smaller docId,
* and numSkipped+blockSize== df, the MultiLevelSkipListReader will assume the skip list
* isn't exhausted yet, and try to load a non-existed skip point
*
* Therefore, we'll trim df before passing it to the interface. see trim(int)
*
*/
class Lucene84SkipReader extends MultiLevelSkipListReader {
private long docPointer[];
private long posPointer[];
private long payPointer[];
private int posBufferUpto[];
private int payloadByteUpto[];
private long lastPosPointer;
private long lastPayPointer;
private int lastPayloadByteUpto;
private long lastDocPointer;
private int lastPosBufferUpto;
public Lucene84SkipReader(
IndexInput skipStream, int maxSkipLevels,
boolean hasPos, boolean hasOffsets, boolean hasPayloads) {
super(skipStream, maxSkipLevels, ForUtil.BLOCK_SIZE, 8);
docPointer = new long[maxSkipLevels];
if (hasPos) {
posPointer = new long[maxSkipLevels];
posBufferUpto = new int[maxSkipLevels];
if (hasPayloads) {
payloadByteUpto = new int[maxSkipLevels];
} else {
payloadByteUpto = null;
}
if (hasOffsets || hasPayloads) {
payPointer = new long[maxSkipLevels];
} else {
payPointer = null;
}
} else {
posPointer = null;
}
}
/**
* Trim original docFreq to tell skipReader read proper number of skip points.
*
* Since our definition in Lucene84Skip* is a little different from MultiLevelSkip*
* This trimmed docFreq will prevent skipReader from:
* 1. silly reading a non-existed skip point after the last block boundary
* 2. moving into the vInt block
*
*/
protected int trim(int df) {
return df % ForUtil.BLOCK_SIZE == 0? df - 1: df;
}
public void init(long skipPointer, long docBasePointer, long posBasePointer, long payBasePointer, int df) throws IOException {
super.init(skipPointer, trim(df));
lastDocPointer = docBasePointer;
lastPosPointer = posBasePointer;
lastPayPointer = payBasePointer;
Arrays.fill(docPointer, docBasePointer);
if (posPointer != null) {
Arrays.fill(posPointer, posBasePointer);
if (payPointer != null) {
Arrays.fill(payPointer, payBasePointer);
}
} else {
assert posBasePointer == 0;
}
}
/** Returns the doc pointer of the doc to which the last call of
* {@link MultiLevelSkipListReader#skipTo(int)} has skipped. */
public long getDocPointer() {
return lastDocPointer;
}
public long getPosPointer() {
return lastPosPointer;
}
public int getPosBufferUpto() {
return lastPosBufferUpto;
}
public long getPayPointer() {
return lastPayPointer;
}
public int getPayloadByteUpto() {
return lastPayloadByteUpto;
}
public int getNextSkipDoc() {
return skipDoc[0];
}
@Override
protected void seekChild(int level) throws IOException {
super.seekChild(level);
docPointer[level] = lastDocPointer;
if (posPointer != null) {
posPointer[level] = lastPosPointer;
posBufferUpto[level] = lastPosBufferUpto;
if (payloadByteUpto != null) {
payloadByteUpto[level] = lastPayloadByteUpto;
}
if (payPointer != null) {
payPointer[level] = lastPayPointer;
}
}
}
@Override
protected void setLastSkipData(int level) {
super.setLastSkipData(level);
lastDocPointer = docPointer[level];
if (posPointer != null) {
lastPosPointer = posPointer[level];
lastPosBufferUpto = posBufferUpto[level];
if (payPointer != null) {
lastPayPointer = payPointer[level];
}
if (payloadByteUpto != null) {
lastPayloadByteUpto = payloadByteUpto[level];
}
}
}
@Override
protected int readSkipData(int level, IndexInput skipStream) throws IOException {
int delta = skipStream.readVInt();
docPointer[level] += skipStream.readVLong();
if (posPointer != null) {
posPointer[level] += skipStream.readVLong();
posBufferUpto[level] = skipStream.readVInt();
if (payloadByteUpto != null) {
payloadByteUpto[level] = skipStream.readVInt();
}
if (payPointer != null) {
payPointer[level] += skipStream.readVLong();
}
}
readImpacts(level, skipStream);
return delta;
}
// The default impl skips impacts
protected void readImpacts(int level, IndexInput skipStream) throws IOException {
skipStream.skipBytes(skipStream.readVInt());
}
}