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add_partial_index()

Description

Generates a list of keywords for indexing, including all possible infixes
for each keyword in the provided list.

This function processes each keyword and, for those without spaces,
adds all possible infixes of a specified minimum length to the return array.
The resulting array is suitable for indexing in fields that have partial indexing enabled.

Parameters

ColumnTypeDefaultDescription
$keywords array An array of keywords to process for partial indexing.

Return

array An array of keywords, each with its associated position in the original list.

Location

include/search_functions.php lines 2492 to 2522

Definition

 
function add_partial_index($keywords)
    {
    $return=array();
    $position=0;
    $x=0;
    for ($n=0;$n<count($keywords);$n++)
        {
        $keyword=trim($keywords[$n]);
        $return[$x]['keyword']=$keyword;
        $return[$x]['position']=$position;
        $x++;
        if (strpos($keyword," ")===false) # Do not do this for keywords containing spaces as these have already been broken to individual words using the code above.
            {
            global $partial_index_min_word_length;
            # For each appropriate infix length
            for ($m=$partial_index_min_word_length;$m<strlen($keyword);$m++)
                {
                # For each position an infix of this length can exist in the string
                for ($o=0;$o<=strlen($keyword)-$m;$o++)
                    {
                    $infix=mb_substr($keyword,$o,$m);
                    $return[$x]['keyword']=$infix;
                    $return[$x]['position']=$position; // infix has same position as root
                    $x++;
                    }
                }
            } # End of no-spaces condition
        $position++; // end of root keyword
        } # End of partial indexing keywords loop
    return $return;
    }

This article was last updated 17th November 2024 15:05 Europe/London time based on the source file dated 8th November 2024 11:45 Europe/London time.