Andreas.Guther at markettools
Mar 3, 2007, 7:11 PM
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RE: Can Highlighter handle multiple word terms?
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Mark,
Thank you for your answer.
Andreas
-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Miller [mailto:markrmiller [at] gmail]
Sent: Friday, March 02, 2007 10:07 AM
To: java-user [at] lucene
Subject: Re: Can Highlighter handle multiple word terms?
What fragment size are you using? Have you tried the null fragmenter?
Are you using the QueryScorer that you can pass a field name to restrict
highlighting to a certain field? Do you have any example code of what
you are attempting? Have you looked at the test code for examples of how
to use the Highlighter?
- Mark
Andreas Guther wrote:
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> I am using the Highlighter class to highlight my search results. So
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> my observation is that the Highlighter does not highlight terms with
> multiple words in it.
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> For example if I have a text like "This is an example text for the
> highlighter" and my search term is "example highlighter" than I would
> expect to get back from the Highlighter the following: "This is an
> <B>example</B> text for the <B>highlighter</B>". So far the
highlighter
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> It also looks to me as if the Highlighter cannot handle a term like
> "contents:example".
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> I wonder if I am missing here something or if this is a limitation of
> the Highlighter.
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> Can some one enlighten me?
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> Andreas
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