Hi

eZSearch::addObject() is like this:

static function addObject( $contentObject )
{
    $searchEngine = eZSearch::getEngine();
    if ( is_object( $searchEngine ) )
    {
        $searchEngine->addObject( $contentObject, '/content/view/' );
    }
}

Meaning that '/content/view/' is sent as second parameter to the search engine

eZSearchEngine::addObject() is declared as follows:

function addObject( $contentObject, $uri )

While in eZSolr it is defined as :

    function addObject( $contentObject, $commit = true )

This causes some bad inconsistency

This means that when eZ publish uses eZFind to index content, the value of $commit is actually '/content/view/' .....

I can imagine maybe that the $uri would be nice to know for a search engine, but this is not used. (not even in eZSearchEngine is the variable used).

However, all function definitions for addObject() should be compatible with each other