Dear Monks,

This is my first attempt with Plucene::Simple module.
I am trying to index files which are stored in "~/MyPerl/QA/data/"
and my code below (stored in ~/MyPerl/QA/).

I wonder what's wrong with my code below,
such that the print output gives:$VAR1 = {};
#! /usr/bin/perl -w

use strict;
use Plucene::Simple;
use Data::Dumper;

my %documents;

    my $index = Plucene::Simple->open( "~/MyPerl/QA/data/" );
    for my $id (keys %documents) {
        $index->add($id => $documents{$id});
    }
    $index->optimize;

print Dumper \%documents;

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What should I change if the desired output to be: 
$VAR1 = {
    "file1.txt" => "The content...",
    #etcetera
 };

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Regards,
Edward

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