range - Does Xapian support query string like "x: 1..2 OR x: 8..10"? I cannot figure it out -


following simple code, index function establishes indexers , search function searches using querystring directly:

#include <xapian.h> #include <stdlib.h>  #include <iostream> #include <sstream> #include <string>  using namespace std;  int index() {     try {         xapian::writabledatabase db("./index.db", xapian::db_create_or_open);         xapian::termgenerator indexer;         xapian::stem stemmer("english");         indexer.set_stemmer(stemmer);          (int = 1; < 12; i++) {             xapian::document doc;             indexer.set_document(doc);              string title("title ");             string desc("example data number of ");             stringstream num;              num << i;             title.append(num.str());             desc.append(num.str());              indexer.index_text(title, 1, "s");             indexer.index_text(desc, 1, "xd");              indexer.index_text(title);             indexer.increase_termpos();             indexer.index_text(desc);              doc.set_data(num.str() + "\n" + title + "\n" + desc);             doc.add_value(1, num.str());              string idterm = "q" + num.str();             doc.add_boolean_term(idterm);             db.add_document(doc);         }          db.commit();     } catch (const xapian::error &e) {         cout << e.get_description() << endl;          return 1;     }      return 0; }  int search() {     try {         xapian::database db("./index.db");          xapian::enquire enquire(db);         // xapian::query query("");         xapian::query queryleft(xapian::query::op_value_range, 1, "1", "2");         xapian::query queryright(xapian::query::op_value_range, 1, "8", "11");         xapian::query query(xapian::query::op_or, queryleft, queryright);          cout << "parsed query is: " << query.get_description() << endl;         enquire.set_query(query);          xapian::mset matches = enquire.get_mset(0, 11);          cout << matches.get_matches_estimated() << " results found.\n";         cout << "matches 1-" << matches.size() << ":\n" << endl;          (xapian::msetiterator = matches.begin(); != matches.end();                 ++i) {             cout << i.get_rank() + 1 << ":" << i.get_percent() << "%" << endl;             cout << i.get_document().get_data() << endl << endl;         }     } catch (const xapian::error &e) {         cout << e.get_description() << endl;          return 1;     }      return 0; }  int main() {     index();     search(); } 

run app, got:

parsed query is: xapian::query((value_range 1 1 2 or value_range 1 8 11)) 8 results found. matches 1-8:  1:100% 1 title 1 example data number of 1  2:100% 2 title 2 example data number of 2  3:100% 10 title 10 example data number of 10  4:100% 11 title 11 example data number of 11  5:100% 1 title 1 example data number of 1  6:100% 2 title 2 example data number of 2  7:100% 10 title 10 example data number of 10  8:100% 11 title 11 example data number of 11 

actually want get:

1:100% 1 title 1 example data number of 1  2:100% 2 title 2 example data number of 2  8:100% #8 8 title 8 example data number of 8  9:100% 9 title 9 example data number of 9  10:100% 10 title 10 example data number of 10 

did make mistakes? or missed or used wrong query string?

ps: beginner learning xapian.

thank you, @jkalden, @james aylett. got results want. yes, xapian::sortable_serialise() key solve problem.

#include <xapian.h> #include <stdlib.h>  #include <iostream> #include <sstream> #include <string>  using namespace std;  int index() {     try {         xapian::writabledatabase db("./index.db", xapian::db_create_or_open);         xapian::termgenerator indexer;         xapian::stem stemmer("english");         indexer.set_stemmer(stemmer);          (int = 1; < 12; i++) {             xapian::document doc;             indexer.set_document(doc);              string title("title ");             string desc("example data number of ");             stringstream num;              num << i;             title.append(num.str());             desc.append(num.str());              indexer.index_text(title, 1, "s");             indexer.index_text(desc, 1, "xd");              indexer.index_text(title);             indexer.increase_termpos();             indexer.index_text(desc);              doc.set_data(num.str() + "\n" + title + "\n" + desc);             doc.add_value(0, xapian::sortable_serialise(i));              string idterm = "q" + num.str();             doc.add_boolean_term(idterm);             db.add_document(doc);         }          db.commit();     } catch (const xapian::error &e) {         cout << e.get_description() << endl;          return 1;     }      return 0; }  int search() {     try {         xapian::database db("./index.db");          xapian::enquire enquire(db);         xapian::query queryleft(xapian::query::op_value_range, 0,                 xapian::sortable_serialise(1), xapian::sortable_serialise(2));         xapian::query queryright(xapian::query::op_value_range, 0,                 xapian::sortable_serialise(8), xapian::sortable_serialise(11));         xapian::query query(xapian::query::op_or, queryleft, queryright);          cout << "parsed query is: " << query.get_description() << endl;         enquire.set_query(query);          xapian::mset matches = enquire.get_mset(0, 10);          cout << matches.get_matches_estimated() << " results found.\n";         cout << "matches 1-" << matches.size() << ":\n" << endl;          (xapian::msetiterator = matches.begin(); != matches.end();                 ++i) {             cout << i.get_rank() + 1 << ":" << i.get_percent() << "%" << endl;             cout << i.get_document().get_data() << endl << endl;         }     } catch (const xapian::error &e) {         cout << e.get_description() << endl;          return 1;     }      return 0; }  int main() {     index();     search(); } 

following output:

parsed query is: xapian::query((value_range 0 � � or value_range 0 � ��)) 6 results found. matches 1-6:  1:100% 1 title 1 example data number of 1  2:100% 2 title 2 example data number of 2  3:100% 8 title 8 example data number of 8  4:100% 9 title 9 example data number of 9  5:100% 10 title 10 example data number of 10  6:100% 11 title 11 example data number of 11 

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