| Re: highlighting proximity searches [message #505 is a reply to message #501] |
Fri, 17 March 2017 00:33   |
FoxTrot Engineering
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William F wrote:
> when making proximity searches, we get no highlight. As a suggestion, maybe
> Foxtrot could highlight everything between the searched words?
Only words found in the given proximity should be highlighted, and not isolated words.
For example if I search for [includes neighboring words] [very near] [get highlight], in your phrase I quoted above, the first occurrence of [highlight] is very near of [get] so both words should be highlighted, but not the second occurrence of [highlight], which is too far from [get].
Do you get a different result?
Jérôme - CTM Engineering
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