Hello,
I dug up and old post of W. Meier's that shows an example of
Kwic-display. I've worked that into my own example, and it does indeed
return the surrounding text for matches from the near() function. But it
is leaving out the actual matched term! Weird. Here's my code (trimmed
to show the essentials):
declare option exist:serialize "highlight-matches=elements";
declare function local:wrapHi($matchS as xs:string, $node as node(),
$thing as item()*) as xs:string {
<b style="background: yellow">{$matchS}</b>
};
let $phrase := "country"
let $callback := util:function("local:wrapHi", 3)
for $doc in //*[@type="docbody"][near(.,$phrase)]
return <div>{text:kwic-display($doc//text(), 80, $callback, ()
)}<hr/></div>
Am I missing something? The documentation does explain why it is that
the callback function needs the node set if it is already simply being
passed the string, so I wonder if the callback function needs to do more.
Cheers and thanks,
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Bill Beck, Web Developer
Massachusetts Historical Society
www.masshist.org
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