parsed get_first_hits response More...

#include <BranchServer.h>

Public Member Functions
	~CFirstHitsQueryResult ()

void	Clear ()

bool	HasErrors () const

void	CloseSockets ()

void	CollectCounts ()

void	PruneHits (size_t PruneLimit)

size_t	HostHitsLimit (const vector< size_t > &HostHitIds)

size_t	PhysicalOffset (size_t LogicalHitNo) const

size_t	LogicalOffset (size_t PhysicalHitNo) const

size_t	LogicalMax (size_t LogicalHitNo) const

size_t	PhysicalMax (size_t LogicalHitNo) const

size_t	LogicalSize (size_t StartHitNo, size_t ResultLimit) const

Public Attributes
size_t	m_AllHitsCount

size_t	m_AllRelevantDocsCount

string	m_HitsDistributionStr

string	m_RelevantDocsDistributionStr

int	m_InternalError

HitSortOrderEnum	m_SortOrder

NetworkErrorsEnum	m_NetworkError

string	m_ErrorStr

vector< CHitToSort >	m_Hits

vector< size_t >	m_DtrEnds

vector< int >	m_Sockets

size_t	m_Offset

Detailed Description

parsed get_first_hits response

somewhat redundant with CRunQueryData
can and should probably be merged with CRunQueryData

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ ~CFirstHitsQueryResult()

CFirstHitsQueryResult::~CFirstHitsQueryResult ( )

inline

destructor implicitly calls CloseSockets()

Member Function Documentation

◆ Clear()

void CFirstHitsQueryResult::Clear ( )

clear the object

References ClearVector(), errNone, hsoNone, m_AllHitsCount, m_AllRelevantDocsCount, m_DtrEnds, m_Hits, m_HitsDistributionStr, m_InternalError, m_NetworkError, m_Offset, m_RelevantDocsDistributionStr, m_Sockets, m_SortOrder, and neSuccess.

Referenced by CDDCBranchServer::RunGetFirstHits().

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◆ HasErrors()

bool CFirstHitsQueryResult::HasErrors ( ) const

inline

check whether this result raised any errors

References errNone, and neSuccess.

Referenced by CDDCBranchServer::GetHitContexts(), and CDDCBranchServer::RunGetFirstHits().

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◆ CloseSockets()

void CFirstHitsQueryResult::CloseSockets ( )

close any previously opened sockets

References CloseSocket(), m_Sockets, and SendString().

Referenced by CDDCBranchServer::GetHitContexts(), CDDCBranchServer::GetHitCounts(), and CDDCBranchServer::RunGetFirstHits().

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◆ CollectCounts()

void CFirstHitsQueryResult::CollectCounts ( )

collect counts by sort-key, only makes sense if m_SortOrder==hsoCounts ; also modifies m_AllHitsCount

References hsoAscendingCountKeys, hsoAscendingCountValues, hsoDescendingCountKeys, hsoDescendingCountValues, IsCountSort(), m_AllHitsCount, CHitToSort::m_HitNo, m_Hits, CHitToSort::m_SortKeyStr, m_SortOrder, and CHitToSort::steal().

Referenced by CDDCBranchServer::RunGetFirstHits().

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◆ PruneHits()

void CFirstHitsQueryResult::PruneHits ( size_t PruneLimit )

prune hits by sort-key, only makes sense for #prune[]-sorts; also modifies m_AllHitsCount

References m_AllHitsCount, m_Hits, CHitToSort::m_SortKeyStr, and CHitToSort::steal().

Referenced by CDDCBranchServer::RunGetFirstHits().

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◆ HostHitsLimit()

size_t CFirstHitsQueryResult::HostHitsLimit ( const vector< size_t > & HostHitIds )

compute the number of hits we need to request to cover all physical hit-offsets (for a single host) in HostHits

for prune-queries
HostHitIds[] is a list of physical indices into m_Hits[]
all hits in m_Hits[HostHitIds[]] should share the same m_HostNo
hits m_Hits[HistHitIds[]] should be sorted by m_HitNo , but may contain gaps

References m_Hits.