I am not able to follow what's the use case/ask is, but you already have
the query. You can search/highlight whatever you want to do with the query
string. Remember you search a single query against multiple (hundreds of
documents)
On Tue, Sep 12, 2017 at 1:31 AM, Nithin Sreekumar <nith...@ecsfin.com>
wrote:
> My query is a message which can be of any length. For example "A quick
> brown lazy fox jump over the well and ran to the jungle" is my query to
> check. I have some indexed data. The indexed data contains strings which is
> present as well as not in the message.
> For example :- {'lazy','jump',etc}
> Obviously, we can check for the query string in the indexed data. But what
> I need is if I search with that long message and if any part of the message
> is present in the indexed data, then it must highlight the part of the
> message where the string is found.
> Example :-
>
> q: "A quick brown lazy fox jump over the well and ran to the jungle"
> If indexed data has a term 'lazy' and no other keywords which is present in
> the string, then if I search for the query then it must return the result
> with the term in the query 'lazy' as highlighted. If more terms are present
> in the indexed data, then they must also be highlighted.
>
> Thanks & Regards,
>
> NITHIN B SREEKUMAR
>
