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package com.jaeksoft.searchlib.sort;

import com.jaeksoft.searchlib.index.FieldCacheIndex;
import com.jaeksoft.searchlib.result.collector.CollectorInterface;

public abstract class AbstractStringIndexSorter extends AbstractDocIdSorter {

	protected FieldCacheIndex stringIndex;
	final protected int pos1null;
	final protected int pos2null;

	public AbstractStringIndexSorter(final CollectorInterface collector,
			final FieldCacheIndex stringIndex, final boolean nullFirst)
			throws NoCollectorException {
		super(collector);
		this.stringIndex = stringIndex;
		pos1null = nullFirst ? -1 : 1;
		pos2null = nullFirst ? 1 : -1;
	}

	@Override
	public String toString(final int pos) {
		StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder("StringIndex: ");
		sb.append(stringIndex.lookup[stringIndex.order[ids[pos]]]);
		return sb.toString();
	}
}




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