You can use two different queries - the query is just used as a source of
information on what to highlight (it can even be completely different and
unrelated to the query that retrieved the documents).
Separately, unified highlighter is great but you may also try the matches
API - I found it to be
Well I don't know; I suppose that's part of my question.
It's not immediately obvious to me that the "query" in these two lines:
Highlighter highlighter = new Highlighter( htmlFormatter, new QueryScorer(
query ));
TopDocs results = searcher.search( query, max );
has to be the same. Maybe yo
Hello,
Maybe I'm missing some point. But, can you highlight another query than one
you search for?
On Mon, Feb 20, 2023 at 5:07 PM Trevor Nicholls
wrote:
> Sorry I apologize for this being a bit long and for explaining the problem
> at the very bottom after all the background, rather than starti
Sorry I apologize for this being a bit long and for explaining the problem
at the very bottom after all the background, rather than starting with it at
the top. I thought it was easier to explain like this, please bear with me!
So I've indexed a library of technical documentation, and the index
