module Picky module Query # An allocation has a number of combinations: # [token, index] [other_token, other_index], ... # class Allocation # :nodoc:all attr_reader :count, :score, :combinations, :result_identifier # # def initialize index, combinations @combinations = combinations # Could this be rewritten? # @result_identifier = index.result_identifier @backend = index.backend end def hash @combinations.hash end # def eql? other # self.class == other.class && combinations.eql?(other.combinations) # end # Asks the backend for the total score and # adds the boosts to it. # # THINK Can the combinations be empty? # def calculate_score weights @score ||= if @combinations.empty? 0 else @backend.weight(@combinations) + @combinations.boost_for(weights) end end # Asks the backend for the (intersected) ids. # # THINK Can the combinations be empty? # def calculate_ids amount, offset return [] if @combinations.empty? @backend.ids @combinations, amount, offset end # Ids return by default []. # def ids @ids ||= [] end # This starts the searching process. # # Returns the calculated ids (from the offset). # # Parameters: # * amount: The amount of ids to calculate. # * offset: The offset to calculate them from. # def process! amount, offset calculated_ids = calculate_ids amount, offset @count = calculated_ids.size # cache the count before throwing away the ids @ids = calculated_ids.slice!(offset, amount) || [] # slice out the relevant part end # Same as the above, but with illegal ids. Parameter added: # * illegal_ids: ids to ignore. # def process_with_illegals! amount, offset, illegal_ids # Note: Fairly inefficient calculation since it # assumes the worst case that the ids contain # all illegal ids. # calculated_ids = calculate_ids amount + illegal_ids.size, offset calculated_ids = calculated_ids - illegal_ids @count = calculated_ids.size # cache the count before throwing away the ids @ids = calculated_ids.slice!(offset, amount) || [] # slice out the relevant part end # # def remove categories = [] @combinations.remove categories end # Sort highest score first. # def <=> other_allocation other_allocation.score <=> self.score end # Transform the allocation into result form. # def to_result [self.result_identifier, self.score, self.count, @combinations.to_result, self.ids] if self.count && self.count > 0 end # Json representation of this allocation. # # Note: Delegates to to_result. # def to_json options = {} Yajl::Encoder.encode to_result, options end # # def to_s "Allocation(#{to_result})" end end end end