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If not all tokens in a field have a payload, the java api for term vectors will return the payload of the previous token at that position if there was one.
For example, suppose a field only contains two tokens each occurring once, the first having a payload and the second not, then for the second token, the payload of the first would be returned.
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The array holding the payloads (TermVectorFields.payloads) is reused for each token. If the
previous token had payloads but the current token had not, then the payloads of the previous
token were returned, because the payloads of the previous token were never invalidated.
For example, for a field only contained two tokens each occurring once, the first having a
payload and the second not, then for the second token, the payload of the first was returned.
closeselastic#3873
If not all tokens in a field have a payload, the java api for term vectors will return the payload of the previous token at that position if there was one.
For example, suppose a field only contains two tokens each occurring once, the first having a payload and the second not, then for the second token, the payload of the first would be returned.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: