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Sets a dictionary in the specified shard.

The alphabet, tokenization dictionary, stop word dictionary, and character replacement dictionary define how document text is divided into terms. Therefore a shard accepts a new dictionary only while its index contains no documents and performs no operation. A shard that does not accept the dictionary retains its existing one and writes the reason to its log.

def set_dictionary(self, dictionary, shard_index):
    ...

from groupdocs.search.dictionaries import CharacterType

# `node` is the master node of a configured and started search network
indexer = node.indexer
shard_index = node.get_shard_indices()[0]

# A shard accepts a tokenization dictionary only while its index holds no documents
dictionary = indexer.get_tokenization_dictionary(shard_index)
dictionary.set_range(list(range(0x3040, 0x30FF + 1)), CharacterType.LETTER)  # Hiragana and Katakana
indexer.set_dictionary(dictionary, shard_index)

Sets a dictionary in all shards.

The alphabet, the tokenization dictionary, the stop word dictionary and the character replacement dictionary define how the text of documents is divided into terms. Therefore a shard accepts another content of such a dictionary only while its index contains no documents and performs no operation. A shard that does not accept the dictionary keeps its own one and writes the reason to its log.

def set_dictionary(self, dictionary):
    ...

# Assume `node` is an initialized network node
indexer = node.indexer

# `dictionary` should be a GroupDocs.Search dictionary instance,
# such as a tokenization dictionary created or retrieved earlier.
indexer.set_dictionary(dictionary)

These names call set_dictionary too, limited to the overloads listed.

• class Indexer