Hi, Le 1 sept. 06, à 17:09, David Balmain a écrit : >> Seems good, will be perfect if your truncate respects multi-byte >> chars. >> My ruby helper does it, see how it works on >> http://symetrie.com/fr/search >> (it highlights only the first occurence of each word currently). > > > Are you saying the highlight doesn't respect multi-byte characters? If > so, could you give an example? The highlighter uses the byte > boundaries returned by the analyzer during indexing so I can't see any > reason multi-byte characters wouldn't be respected.
No, it was a question, I was wondering wether it respected the multibyte. It's a good news it can handle unicode. > Also, it's quite a bit more advanced then your version (and the > version in Lucene contrib for that matter). It highlights only the > terms that match the query. So if you search for the phrase "red > truck" the terms "red" and "truck" will only be highlighted if they > appear together. If you search for "red truck"~1 then the phrase "red > fire truck" will be highlighted. It also uses a pretty clever > algorithm to find the excerpts with the most matching information. > It's still quite experimental though so I need people to try it out > and send in their suggestions. Ok, I'll try. Till now I was using my own ruby hilighter. Jean-Christophe Michel -- Symétrie, édition de musique et services multimédia 30 rue Jean-Baptiste Say 69001 LYON (FRANCE) tél +33 (0)478 29 52 14 fax +33 (0)478 30 01 11 web www.symetrie.com _______________________________________________ Ferret-talk mailing list [email protected] http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/ferret-talk
