Dear all,
I've been using the 'keywords' notion of creating indexes on a
MagmaCollection. I create keywords in which some of them have the same
prefix: for instance the keywords can contain: user story 1, user story 2,
user story 3, and so forth. (which all donate the same object to be found)
If I then do a query on these keywords using:
magmacollection where: [:eachProductBacklog|
eachProductBacklog keywords includesAllPrefixes: aString substrings]
and try to find 'user' as aString, then the object is returned multiple
times, which is something I do not expect.
If I look at (part of) the implementation of includesAllPrefixes:
expression addTerm: (self copy
from: eachString
to: eachString maAlphabeticalNext)
I can understand why multiple results are returned. Magma loops over its
keys from 'user' till 'user' maAlphabeticalNext, and hash key for user story
1 , 2 and 3 match, so that result is returned 3 times.
The easiest way to make them unique is to send the distinct message. Is this
something that always should be done? The docu on the wiki only mentions to
send the distinct keyword if I use an or clause in the query? Of course the
includesAllPrefixes: keywords is a sort of 'or'.
Are there any other ways to make this work (since distinct is slow) ?
Thanks for any advice,
Kind Regards,
Bart
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