Remarks

Additional information about each match is returned in the following attributes added to all returned features:

Note that a match tagged as being exact indicates that the search text matches a complete phrase at the start of a text in the search index, it does not indicate that it matched the entire text in the index. For example, if the search index contains the text "New York City" then searching for "New York" will generate an exact match since the search text matches a complete phrase at the start of "New York City" while searching for "New York C" will generate a prefix match.

This method returns all matches which can be a very slow operation and use a lot of memory if the search text is short and matches a lot of features. To prevent this you should in most cases use one of the Search overloads that lets you specify the maximum number of features that can be returned.

Remarks

Additional information about each match is returned in the following attributes added to all returned features:

Note that a match tagged as being exact indicates that the search text matches a complete phrase at the start of a text in the search index, it does not indicate that it matched the entire text in the index. For example, if the search index contains the text "New York City" then searching for "New York" will generate an exact match since the search text matches a complete phrase at the start of "New York City" while searching for "New York C" will generate a prefix match.

Remarks

Additional information about each match is returned in the following attributes added to all returned features:

Note that a match tagged as being exact indicates that the search text matches a complete phrase at the start of a text in the search index, it does not indicate that it matched the entire text in the index. For example, if the search index contains the text "New York City" then searching for "New York" will generate an exact match since the search text matches a complete phrase at the start of "New York City" while searching for "New York C" will generate a prefix match.

Remarks

Additional information about each match is returned in the following attributes added to all returned features:

Note that a match tagged as being exact indicates that the search text matches a complete phrase at the start of a text in the search index, it does not indicate that it matched the entire text in the index. For example, if the search index contains the text "New York City" then searching for "New York" will generate an exact match since the search text matches a complete phrase at the start of "New York City" while searching for "New York C" will generate a prefix match.

This method returns all matches which can be a very slow operation and use a lot of memory if the search text is short and matches a lot of features. To prevent this you should in most cases use one of the search overloads that lets you specify the maximum number of features that can be returned.

Remarks

Additional information about each match is returned in the following attributes added to all returned features:

Note that a match tagged as being exact indicates that the search text matches a complete phrase at the start of a text in the search index, it does not indicate that it matched the entire text in the index. For example, if the search index contains the text "New York City" then searching for "New York" will generate an exact match since the search text matches a complete phrase at the start of "New York City" while searching for "New York C" will generate a prefix match.

Remarks

Additional information about each match is returned in the following attributes added to all returned features:

Note that a match tagged as being exact indicates that the search text matches a complete phrase at the start of a text in the search index, it does not indicate that it matched the entire text in the index. For example, if the search index contains the text "New York City" then searching for "New York" will generate an exact match since the search text matches a complete phrase at the start of "New York City" while searching for "New York C" will generate a prefix match.

Remarks

Additional information about each match is returned in the following attributes added to all returned features:

Note that a match tagged as being exact indicates that the search text matches a complete phrase at the start of a text in the search index, it does not indicate that it matched the entire text in the index. For example, if the search index contains the text "New York City" then searching for "New York" will generate an exact match since the search text matches a complete phrase at the start of "New York City" while searching for "New York C" will generate a prefix match.

This method returns all matches which can be a very slow operation and use a lot of memory if the search text is short and matches a lot of features. To prevent this you should in most cases use one of the search overloads that lets you specify the maximum number of features that can be returned.

Remarks

Additional information about each match is returned in the following attributes added to all returned features:

Note that a match tagged as being exact indicates that the search text matches a complete phrase at the start of a text in the search index, it does not indicate that it matched the entire text in the index. For example, if the search index contains the text "New York City" then searching for "New York" will generate an exact match since the search text matches a complete phrase at the start of "New York City" while searching for "New York C" will generate a prefix match.

Remarks

Additional information about each match is returned in the following attributes added to all returned features:

Note that a match tagged as being exact indicates that the search text matches a complete phrase at the start of a text in the search index, it does not indicate that it matched the entire text in the index. For example, if the search index contains the text "New York City" then searching for "New York" will generate an exact match since the search text matches a complete phrase at the start of "New York City" while searching for "New York C" will generate a prefix match.

Remarks

Additional information about each match is returned in the following attributes added to all returned features:

Note that a match tagged as being exact indicates that the search text matches a complete phrase at the start of a text in the search index, it does not indicate that it matched the entire text in the index. For example, if the search index contains the text "New York City" then searching for "New York" will generate an exact match since the search text matches a complete phrase at the start of "New York City" while searching for "New York C" will generate a prefix match.

This method returns all matches which can be a very slow operation and use a lot of memory if the search text is short and matches a lot of features. To prevent this you should in most cases use one of the search overloads that lets you specify the maximum number of features that can be returned.

Remarks

Additional information about each match is returned in the following attributes added to all returned features:

Note that a match tagged as being exact indicates that the search text matches a complete phrase at the start of a text in the search index, it does not indicate that it matched the entire text in the index. For example, if the search index contains the text "New York City" then searching for "New York" will generate an exact match since the search text matches a complete phrase at the start of "New York City" while searching for "New York C" will generate a prefix match.

Remarks

Additional information about each match is returned in the following attributes added to all returned features:

Note that a match tagged as being exact indicates that the search text matches a complete phrase at the start of a text in the search index, it does not indicate that it matched the entire text in the index. For example, if the search index contains the text "New York City" then searching for "New York" will generate an exact match since the search text matches a complete phrase at the start of "New York City" while searching for "New York C" will generate a prefix match.