In Highlighter.Net, we can use NullFragmenter to return the entire field content. Is there any way we can do this in FastVectorHighlighter.Net?
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If you use SimpleFragListBuilder-fragmenter for FastVectorHighlighter then need to modify a public static properties of fragmenter to manage fragment size:
var fieldContent = "some data";
SimpleFragListBuilder.MARGIN = fieldContent.Length;
SimpleFragListBuilder.MIN_FRAG_CHAR_SIZE = SimpleFragListBuilder.MARGIN*3;
var result = highlighter.GetBestFragment(.., fragCharSize: SimpleFragListBuilder.MIN_FRAG_CHAR_SIZE);
(see source for details - 'Lucene.Net 3.0.3 SimpleFragListBuilder.cs' [http://lucenenet.apache.org/docs/3.0.3/dd/d38/_simple_frag_list_builder_8cs_source.html])
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I would set SimpleFragListBuilder.MIN_FRAG_CHAR_SIZE = 0 just to not have to worry about it. And sending fragCharSize: desiredMaximumLength. – Valentin Jul 08 '15 at 15:36
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Isn't it an option to just use document.Get("field_name") and return the entire field content in such a way? You probably have you document somewhere in the context anyway (as you need doc id to GetBestFragment()), so why not just use it?
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You may wrap this content with your formatter html (I know, it's conceptually ugly, but sometimes such things are inevitable). – buru Jul 13 '10 at 09:54
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The problem would be where to insert the formatter html. thats the whole point of using the highlighter – Midhat Jul 26 '10 at 06:13
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There is a patch for java FVH that claims to do this. I haven't personally tested it.
