xapian-core
1.4.24
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Class representing a list of search results. More...
#include <mset.h>
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enum | { SNIPPET_BACKGROUND_MODEL = 1 , SNIPPET_EXHAUSTIVE = 2 , SNIPPET_EMPTY_WITHOUT_MATCH = 4 , SNIPPET_NGRAMS = 2048 , SNIPPET_CJK_NGRAM = SNIPPET_NGRAMS } |
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MSet (const MSet &o) | |
Copying is allowed. | |
MSet & | operator= (const MSet &o) |
Copying is allowed. | |
MSet () | |
Default constructor. | |
~MSet () | |
Destructor. | |
int | convert_to_percent (double weight) const |
Convert a weight to a percentage. | |
int | convert_to_percent (const MSetIterator &it) const |
Convert the weight of the current iterator position to a percentage. | |
Xapian::doccount | get_termfreq (const std::string &term) const |
Get the termfreq of a term. | |
double | get_termweight (const std::string &term) const |
Get the term weight of a term. | |
Xapian::doccount | get_firstitem () const |
Rank of first item in this MSet. | |
Xapian::doccount | get_matches_lower_bound () const |
Lower bound on the total number of matching documents. | |
Xapian::doccount | get_matches_estimated () const |
Estimate of the total number of matching documents. | |
Xapian::doccount | get_matches_upper_bound () const |
Upper bound on the total number of matching documents. | |
Xapian::doccount | get_uncollapsed_matches_lower_bound () const |
Lower bound on the total number of matching documents before collapsing. | |
Xapian::doccount | get_uncollapsed_matches_estimated () const |
Estimate of the total number of matching documents before collapsing. | |
Xapian::doccount | get_uncollapsed_matches_upper_bound () const |
Upper bound on the total number of matching documents before collapsing. | |
double | get_max_attained () const |
The maximum weight attained by any document. | |
double | get_max_possible () const |
The maximum possible weight any document could achieve. | |
std::string | snippet (const std::string &text, size_t length=500, const Xapian::Stem &stemmer=Xapian::Stem(), unsigned flags=SNIPPET_BACKGROUND_MODEL|SNIPPET_EXHAUSTIVE, const std::string &hi_start="<b>", const std::string &hi_end="</b>", const std::string &omit="...") const |
Generate a snippet. | |
void | fetch (const MSetIterator &begin, const MSetIterator &end) const |
Prefetch hint a range of items. | |
void | fetch (const MSetIterator &item) const |
Prefetch hint a single MSet item. | |
void | fetch () const |
Prefetch hint the whole MSet. | |
Xapian::doccount | size () const |
Return number of items in this MSet object. | |
bool | empty () const |
Return true if this MSet object is empty. | |
void | swap (MSet &o) |
Efficiently swap this MSet object with another. | |
MSetIterator | begin () const |
Return iterator pointing to the first item in this MSet. | |
MSetIterator | end () const |
Return iterator pointing to just after the last item in this MSet. | |
MSetIterator | operator[] (Xapian::doccount i) const |
Return iterator pointing to the i-th object in this MSet. | |
MSetIterator | back () const |
Return iterator pointing to the last object in this MSet. | |
std::string | get_description () const |
Return a string describing this object. | |
Class representing a list of search results.
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Enumerator | |
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SNIPPET_BACKGROUND_MODEL | Model the relevancy of non-query terms in MSet::snippet(). Non-query terms will be assigned a small weight, and the snippet will tend to prefer snippets which contain a more interesting background (where the query term content is equivalent). |
SNIPPET_EXHAUSTIVE | Exhaustively evaluate candidate snippets in MSet::snippet(). Without this flag, snippet generation will stop once it thinks it has found a "good enough" snippet, which will generally reduce the time taken to generate a snippet. |
SNIPPET_EMPTY_WITHOUT_MATCH | Return the empty string if no term got matched. If enabled, snippet() returns an empty string if not a single match was found in text. If not enabled, snippet() returns a (sub)string of text without any highlighted terms. |
SNIPPET_NGRAMS | Generate n-grams for scripts without explicit word breaks. Text in other scripts is split into words as normal. Enable this option to highlight search results for queries parsed with the QueryParser::FLAG_NGRAMS flag. The TermGenerator::FLAG_NGRAMS flag needs to have been used at index time. This mode can also be enabled by setting environment variable XAPIAN_CJK_NGRAM to a non-empty value (but doing so was deprecated in 1.4.11). In 1.4.x this feature was specific to CJK (Chinese, Japanese and Korean), but in 1.5.0 it's been extended to other languages. To reflect this change the new and preferred name is SNIPPET_NGRAMS, which was added as an alias for forward compatibility in Xapian 1.4.23. Use SNIPPET_CJK_NGRAM instead if you aim to support Xapian < 1.4.23. @since Added in Xapian 1.4.23. |
SNIPPET_CJK_NGRAM | Generate n-grams for scripts without explicit word breaks. Old name - use SNIPPET_NGRAMS instead unless you aim to support Xapian < 1.4.23. @since Added in Xapian 1.4.11. |
Xapian::MSet::MSet | ( | const MSet & | o | ) |
Copying is allowed.
The internals are reference counted, so copying is cheap.
Xapian::MSet::MSet | ( | ) |
Default constructor.
Creates an empty MSet, mostly useful as a placeholder.
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Convert the weight of the current iterator position to a percentage.
The matching document with the highest weight will get 100% if it matches all the weighted query terms, and proportionally less if it only matches some, and other weights are scaled by the same factor.
Documents with a non-zero score will always score at least 1%.
Note that these generally aren't percentages of anything meaningful (unless you use a custom weighting formula where they are!)
References convert_to_percent(), and Xapian::MSetIterator::get_weight().
int Xapian::MSet::convert_to_percent | ( | double | weight | ) | const |
Convert a weight to a percentage.
The matching document with the highest weight will get 100% if it matches all the weighted query terms, and proportionally less if it only matches some, and other weights are scaled by the same factor.
Documents with a non-zero score will always score at least 1%.
Note that these generally aren't percentages of anything meaningful (unless you use a custom weighting formula where they are!)
Referenced by convert_to_percent(), and Xapian::MSetIterator::get_percent().
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Prefetch hint the whole MSet.
For a remote database, this may start a pipelined fetch of the requested documents from the remote server.
For a disk-based database, this may send prefetch hints to the operating system such that the disk blocks the requested documents are stored in are more likely to be in the cache when we come to actually read them.
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Prefetch hint a range of items.
For a remote database, this may start a pipelined fetch of the requested documents from the remote server.
For a disk-based database, this may send prefetch hints to the operating system such that the disk blocks the requested documents are stored in are more likely to be in the cache when we come to actually read them.
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Prefetch hint a single MSet item.
For a remote database, this may start a pipelined fetch of the requested documents from the remote server.
For a disk-based database, this may send prefetch hints to the operating system such that the disk blocks the requested documents are stored in are more likely to be in the cache when we come to actually read them.
Xapian::doccount Xapian::MSet::get_firstitem | ( | ) | const |
Rank of first item in this MSet.
This is the parameter first
passed to Xapian::Enquire::get_mset().
Referenced by Xapian::MSetIterator::get_rank().
Xapian::doccount Xapian::MSet::get_termfreq | ( | const std::string & | term | ) | const |
Get the termfreq of a term.
db.get_termfreq(term)
(but is more efficient for query terms as it returns a value cached during the search.) double Xapian::MSet::get_termweight | ( | const std::string & | term | ) | const |
Get the term weight of a term.
Xapian::doccount Xapian::MSet::get_uncollapsed_matches_estimated | ( | ) | const |
Estimate of the total number of matching documents before collapsing.
Conceptually the same as get_matches_estimated() for the same query without any collapse part (though the actual value may differ).
Xapian::doccount Xapian::MSet::get_uncollapsed_matches_lower_bound | ( | ) | const |
Lower bound on the total number of matching documents before collapsing.
Conceptually the same as get_matches_lower_bound() for the same query without any collapse part (though the actual value may differ).
Xapian::doccount Xapian::MSet::get_uncollapsed_matches_upper_bound | ( | ) | const |
Upper bound on the total number of matching documents before collapsing.
Conceptually the same as get_matches_upper_bound() for the same query without any collapse part (though the actual value may differ).
Copying is allowed.
The internals are reference counted, so assignment is cheap.
std::string Xapian::MSet::snippet | ( | const std::string & | text, |
size_t | length = 500 , |
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const Xapian::Stem & | stemmer = Xapian::Stem() , |
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unsigned | flags = SNIPPET_BACKGROUND_MODEL|SNIPPET_EXHAUSTIVE , |
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const std::string & | hi_start = "<b>" , |
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const std::string & | hi_end = "</b>" , |
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const std::string & | omit = "..." |
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Generate a snippet.
This method selects a continuous run of words from text, based mainly on where the query matches (currently terms, exact phrases and wildcards are taken into account). If flag SNIPPET_BACKGROUND_MODEL is used (which it is by default) then the selection algorithm also considers the non-query terms in the text with the aim of showing a context which provides more useful information.
The size of the text selected can be controlled by the length parameter, which specifies a number of bytes of text to aim to select. However slightly more text may be selected. Also the size of any escaping, highlighting or omission markers is not considered.
The returned text is escaped to make it suitable for use in HTML (though beware that in upstream releases 1.4.5 and earlier this escaping was sometimes incomplete), and matches with the query will be highlighted using hi_start and hi_end.
If the snippet seems to start or end mid-sentence, then omit is prepended or append (respectively) to indicate this.
The same stemming algorithm which was used to build the query should be specified in stemmer.
And flags contains flags controlling behaviour.
Added in 1.3.5.