Koji, Thank you for helping me with my questions, but I still don't get it how it's done, let's say I search for the term "love" and I get something like this:
<em>Love</em is an intense feeling of affection <em>Love</em> may also refer to: Contents. 1 Film and television. As you can see the second term is from the same document but it is from a different paragraph, aside from the highlight there is no way to tell them apart, that's the problem I've been having. I put the hl.snippets under my default search handler... On 12/13/10 8:45 AM, "Koji Sekiguchi" <k...@r.email.ne.jp> wrote: > (10/12/13 23:00), Alejandro Delgadillo wrote: >> >> Hi everybody, >> >> I¹m having some troubles trying to figure out how to separate lines in a >> paragraph from a search result, I¹m indexing PDF¹s but when I search the >> highlight terms I can not know when the first line ends and the next one >> begins, >> >> Is there a way to put a [...] like google o a Paragraph symbol? >> >> I¹ll appreciate all the help I can get. >> >> -- Alex. >> > Alex, > > Use hl.snippets=n parameter, where n is a number (2, 3, ...). > Then you'll get the number of snippets at maximum, you can > appends these snippets with "..." between them. > > Koji
