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Subject: Lucene 4.0 Get All Index Terms
From: Stephen Howe <silentgunner@gmail.com>
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Hi all,

Looking at some older Lucene examples, I noticed for older versions of
lucene that IndexReader came with a handy terms() method that would return
a listing of all the terms in the index and let you get at the term
frequency. In Lucene 4.0, I noticed this method vanished from IndexReader.
I'd like to do some analysis on my text corpus and was wondering if I could
still easily get that information via the API, and if not, what the new
best practice for retrieving index statistics is or will be.

Thanks!
S

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