77 public function setFlag( $flag, $unset =
false );
Contain a class for special pages.
the value to return A Title object or null for latest all implement SearchIndexField $engine
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Definition of a mapping for the search index field.
const INDEX_TYPE_DATETIME
merge(SearchIndexField $that)
Merge two field definitions if possible.
const FLAG_SCORING
This field contains secondary information, which is already present in other fields,...
setFlag( $flag, $unset=false)
Set global flag for this field.
const INDEX_TYPE_TEXT
TEXT fields are suitable for natural language and may be subject to analysis such as stemming.
const INDEX_TYPE_SHORT_TEXT
SHORT_TEXT is meant to be used with short text made of mostly ascii technical information.
const INDEX_TYPE_KEYWORD
KEYWORD fields are indexed without any processing, so are appropriate for e.g.
const FLAG_CASEFOLD
Generic field flags.
getEngineHints(SearchEngine $engine)
A list of search engine hints for this field.
getMapping(SearchEngine $engine)
Get mapping for specific search engine.
const FLAG_NO_HIGHLIGHT
This field does not need highlight handling.
const FLAG_NO_INDEX
Do not index this field, just store it.
checkFlag( $flag)
Check if flag is set.
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