Hi Murilo
There isn't any way to do this with Thinking Sphinx... your best bet is to
override :per_page.
I guess as an alternative is to add a helper method that does each page -
perhaps the following code does the job (I've not tested it):
def all_results_each(query, options = {}, &block)
search = ThinkingSphinx.search query, options
loop do
search.each do |match|
yield match
end
search = ThinkingSphinx.search query, options.merge(:page =>
search.next_page)
break unless search.next_page
end
end
Hope this helps.
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Pat
On 06/01/2010, at 1:09 PM, Murilo Soares Pereira wrote:
> I did a little search and can't find a solution for this. The best I
> found was 'paginated_each', but it seems to work at class level
> (WillPaginate), so it doesn't work with ThinkingSphinx::Search'es.
>
> Other plausible solution is overriding the default :per_page value,
> but this doesn't look very clean to me. Does anybody know a better
> way of iterating through all search results?
>
> I hope I made my question clear.
>
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