IPCC.SearchTaskResult

new SearchTaskResult()

The `SearchTaskResult` object is created when searching a given text. It represents a "search hit", the text in the provided text that matched a search term in the `searchQuery`, which was passed to the method IPCC.SearchTask.search. This constructor should not be used directly. Instead, only access search results created by the method IPCC.SearchTask.search method.

Members

(readonly) context :string

Gets the search result text and some surrounding text. The number of character in the context before and after the search result text can be configured using the IPCC.ViewerControl~SearchQuery passed to the IPCC.SearchTask constructor. _This is an ECMA 5 accessor property that is defined only in browsers supporting ECMA 5. This property is not available in the older browsers like IE8._

Type:

string

See:

IPCC.SearchTaskResult#getContext

(readonly) highlightColor :string

Gets the highlight color of the search result, in hex notation (e.g. "#F1F1F1"). The highlight color can be specified in the IPCC.ViewerControl~SearchQuery passed to the IPCC.SearchTask constructor. If a highlight color is not specified on the `searchQuery`, then a pseudo-random color is chosen. _This is an ECMA 5 accessor property that is defined only in browsers supporting ECMA 5. This property is not available in the older browsers like IE8._

Type:

string

See:

IPCC.SearchTaskResult#getHighlightColor

(readonly) id :number

Gets the ID of the search result. The ID is unique only to results in the current search request, and it may be repeated in later search requests. _This is an ECMA 5 accessor property that is defined only in browsers supporting ECMA 5. This property is not available in the older browsers like IE8._

Type:

number

See:

IPCC.SearchTaskResult#getId

(readonly) text :string

Gets the search result text. This is the text that matched the search query/term. _This is an ECMA 5 accessor property that is defined only in browsers supporting ECMA 5. This property is not available in the older browsers like IE8._

Type:

string

See:

IPCC.SearchTaskResult#getText

Methods

getContext() → {string}

See:

Use IPCC.SearchTaskResult#getStartIndexInContext to identify the location of the search result text within the context.

Returns:

The context of the search result.

Type: string

Example

var mark1 = viewerControl.addMark(1, "TextAnnotation");
mark1.setText("When Full-Text Search is being installed for an existing client without Full-Text Search");
var searchTask = new IPCC.SearchTask(searchQuery);
var results = searchTask.search(mark1.getText());
var result = results[0];

result.getText();                 // e.g. "document"
result.getContext();              // e.g. "... the full spectrum of document, content, & imaging s..."
result.getStartIndexInContext();  // e.g. 25

getHighlightColor() → {string}

Returns:

The color of the search result highlight, in hexadecimal notation.

Type: string

Example

var mark1 = viewerControl.addMark(1, "TextAnnotation");
mark1.setText("When Full-Text Search is being installed for an existing client without Full-Text Search");
var searchTask = new IPCC.SearchTask(searchQuery);
var results = searchTask.search(mark1.getText());
var result = results[0];
var highlightColor = result.getHighlightColor();

getId() → {number}

Gets the ID of the search result. The ID is unique only to results in the current search request, and it may be repeated in later search requests.

Returns:

The ID of the search result.

Type: number

Example

var mark1 = viewerControl.addMark(1, "TextAnnotation");
mark1.setText("When Full-Text Search is being installed for an existing client without Full-Text Search");
var searchTask = new IPCC.SearchTask(searchQuery);
var results = searchTask.search(mark1.getText());
var result = results[0];
var id = result.getId();

getSearchTerm() → {IPCC.ViewerControl~SearchTerm|IPCC.ViewerControl~ProximitySearchTerm}

Gets the search term object from the `searchQuery` object that was passed to the IPCC.SearchTask constructor. If a string was passed to the IPCC.SearchTask constructor, then this will return a IPCC.ViewerControl~SearchTerm object generated from the string. The returned object will be augmented with all options used for searching.

Returns:

The search term of the search result.

Type: IPCC.ViewerControl~SearchTerm | IPCC.ViewerControl~ProximitySearchTerm

Example

var mark1 = viewerControl.addMark(1, "TextAnnotation");
mark1.setText("When Full-Text Search is being installed for an existing client without Full-Text Search");
var searchTask = new IPCC.SearchTask(searchQuery);
var results = searchTask.search(mark1.getText());
var result = results[0];
var searchTerm = result.getSearchTerm();
alert("This search result matched the search term: " + searchTerm.searchTerm);

getStartIndexInContext() → {number}

Gets the start index of the search result text within the context text returned by IPCC.SearchResult#getContext.

Returns:

The start index of the search result text within the context text.

Type: number

Example

var mark1 = viewerControl.addMark(1, "TextAnnotation");
mark1.setText("When Full-Text Search is being installed for an existing client without Full-Text Search");
var searchTask = new IPCC.SearchTask(searchQuery);
var results = searchTask.search(mark1.getText());
var result = results[0];
var startIndex = result.getStartIndexInContext();

getStartIndexInInput() → {number}

Gets the start index of the search result text, within the entire text string

See:

Use IPCC.SearchTaskResult#getText to get the matched text of the search result.

Returns:

The start index of the matched text in the provided text string to be searched.

Type: number

Example

var mark1 = viewerControl.addMark(1, "TextAnnotation");
mark1.setText("When Full-Text Search is being installed for an existing client without Full-Text Search");
var searchTask = new IPCC.SearchTask(searchQuery);
var results = searchTask.search(mark1.getText());
var result = results[0];
var startIndex = result.getStartIndexInInput();
alert("The search result starts a character " + startIndex + " in the text string.");

getText() → {string}

Gets the search result text. This is the text that matched the search query/term.

Returns:

The search result text.

Type: string

Example

var mark1 = viewerControl.addMark(1, "TextAnnotation");
mark1.setText("When Full-Text Search is being installed for an existing client without Full-Text Search");
var searchTask = new IPCC.SearchTask(searchQuery);
var results = searchTask.search(mark1.getText());
var result = results[0];
var text = result.getText();
alert("Search matched the text: " + text);

Class: SearchTaskResult