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prVectorNextRecord
Name
prVectorNextRecord
Synopsis
void prVectorNextRecord(OnixQueryVectorT Vector, RecordNumT *RecordNum, WordNumT *WordNum, RecordNumT *Count, FloatT *Weight, StatusCodeT *Status)
Arguments
Vector: The list of hits you wish statistics on.
RecordNum: A pointer to a long integer with the record number for the next hit.
WordNum: A pointer to a long integer with the word number within the record for the next hit.
Count: A pointer to a long integer with the number of occurrences of the term represented by the hit. (Unused - for compatibility with Onix).
Weight: A pointer to a float with the weight of the current hit.
Status: A pointer to a value of type StatusCodeT representing any error conditions.
Returns
Nothing.
If an error occurred, Status will be set to the error number.
Description
prVectorNextRecord() advances the vector to its next record skipping any remaining hits in the current record and returns the information for the first hit in that record.
Note that if you have sorted your vector using prSortVector that you may get surprising results when calling prVectorNextRecord(). In general do not use prVectorNextRecord() with sorted vectors.
See Also
prVectorNextHit, prVectorCurrentHit, prDeleteResultVector, prSortVector, prProcessQuery