You can obtain the raw Sphinx results like so:
Table.search('"fiction hardcover 2011"/1', :match_mode => :extended).results
Have a look through what's there, see if it gives you the information you need.
Cheers
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Pat
On 30/04/2012, at 8:39 AM, senthil kumar wrote:
>>>>> and stats on each keyword in the search (how many documents matched, how
>>>>> many matches across all matching documents).
>
> Assumption: All set- good to go.
>
> Here's an example search term. "fiction hardcover 2011"
>
> Im querying this "Table",
>
> id | title
> 1| literature and fiction
> 2| arts
> 3| photography
>
> This is my query,
>
> Table.search '"fiction hardcover 2011"/1', :match_mode => :extended
>
> What I want?
>
> For the above query, the result would be " 1 | literature and fiction
> ", but the sub-search term "fiction" was the key(by sphinx) used to
> fetch "literature and fiction".
>
> Will that sub search term which matched a document be returned by
> sphinx. Or how do i access it via thinking_sphinx?
>
>
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