I'm currently using this snippet (with older Highlighter):
HitPositionCollector collector = new HitPositionCollector();
highlighter = new Highlighter(collector,
scorer);
highlighter.setTextFragmenter(new
SimpleSpanFragmenter(scorer,
I think that's OK for me. I just need to know the right way to get them.
Notice that queries must support boolean operators, *, ? and qoutes.
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Like I said I will work with pdf files. So I will draw highlights by myself
over the rendered pdf file (as far as I know lucene can't work with pdf by
default).
Yes, offsets is what I'm looking for.
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Hi, I'm trying to use Lucene in my Android project. To start with I've
created a small demo app. It works with .txt files but I need to work with
.pdf. So analyzing my code I understand that it will have some issues with
.pdfs due to memory management. However the question I want to ask here is
not
