The results aren't grouped at all, they're just sorted by time segment, and
then within each segment, by relevancy.
So, you'd have to go through the results yourself and figure out which records
are for the last hour, last week, etc. Not impossible at all, but maybe too
much hassle? Depends what you're after, I guess.
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Pat
On 01/06/2010, at 11:23 AM, badnaam wrote:
> How does this work exactly? Are the results grouped by the time
> segments i.e. last_hour or last week? So if I am doing the following,
> how can I extract what records belong in last_hour segement and what
> belong in last_week? or do I need to use a grouping_by functionality?
>
> m = ThinkingSphinx.search(:geo => ll, :with => {"@geodist" => 0.00..
> (40 * 1609.344)}, :latitude_attr => :lat, :longitude_attr
> => :lng, :sort_by =>:created_at, :sort_mode => :time_segments)
>
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