public class ChainedFilter extends Filter
Allows multiple Filter
s to be chained.
Logical operations such as NOT and XOR
are applied between filters. One operation can be used
for all filters, or a specific operation can be declared
for each filter.
Order in which filters are called depends on the position of the filter in the chain. It's probably more efficient to place the most restrictive filters /least computationally-intensive filters first.
Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
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static int |
AND
|
static int |
ANDNOT
|
static int |
DEFAULT
Logical operation when none is declared.
|
static int |
OR
|
static int |
XOR
|
Constructor and Description |
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ChainedFilter(Filter[] chain)
Ctor.
|
ChainedFilter(Filter[] chain,
int logic)
Ctor.
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ChainedFilter(Filter[] chain,
int[] logicArray)
Ctor.
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public static final int OR
public static final int AND
public static final int ANDNOT
public static final int XOR
public static int DEFAULT
BitSet.or(java.util.BitSet)
.public ChainedFilter(Filter[] chain)
chain
- The chain of filterspublic ChainedFilter(Filter[] chain, int[] logicArray)
chain
- The chain of filterslogicArray
- Logical operations to apply between filterspublic ChainedFilter(Filter[] chain, int logic)
chain
- The chain of filterslogic
- Logicial operation to apply to ALL filterspublic BitSet bits(IndexReader reader) throws IOException
bits
in class Filter
IOException
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