https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-1105
Yes, this is spot-on what I need with regard to copyTo fields, thanks
for the link!
> Or are the overlaps coming from passage offset ranges from separate queries
> to the same content?
The overlaps are caused by the fact that we have multiple sour
On Tue, May 30, 2017 at 9:25 AM Dawid Weiss wrote:
> > #2 & #3 is the same requirement; you elaborate on #2 with more detail in
> #3.
> > The UH can't currently do this; but with the OH (original Highlighter)
> you
> > can but it appears somewhat awkward. See SimpleSpanFragmenter. I had
> said
> #2 & #3 is the same requirement; you elaborate on #2 with more detail in #3.
> The UH can't currently do this; but with the OH (original Highlighter) you
> can but it appears somewhat awkward. See SimpleSpanFragmenter. I had said
> it was easy but I was mistaken; I'm getting rustier on the OH.
Looks like you should use the original Highlighter until requirement #2,3
can be done with the UnifiedHighlighter. Other than #2,3, the UH can
handle all these requirements, and the OH can do all.
On Sat, May 27, 2017 at 6:08 AM Dawid Weiss wrote:
> Thanks for your explanation, David.
>
> I act
I always assumed this was the default behaviour of the
Lucene TermHighlighter but I could be mistaken with an older version.
I found out that there are major differences between Lucene and Solr
though, with which I have similar problems.
Best regards,
Evert Wagenaar
http://www.evertwagenaar.com/
Thanks for your explanation, David.
I actually found working with all Lucene highlighters pretty
difficult. I have a few requirements which seemed deceptively simple:
1) highlight query hit regions (phrase, fuzzy, terms);
2) try to organise the resulting snippets to visually "center" the hit
regi
I was recently asked if/how the UnifiedHighlighter can return a Passage
centered around the highlighted words. I'm responding to a wider audience
(java-user list, ...).
Each highlighter implementation fragments the content into passages (with
highlights) using a different algorithm.
The UnifiedH
