@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ $> => [<#Project ...>, <#Project ...>, ...] Note: the above will not compare 'ryan heath' with each of the configured columns, but it will compare 'ryan' and 'heath' separately against each of those columns for better results. Another thing worthy of mention about keyword splitting: it's slightly more sophisticated, in that it will strip out the dull keywords that would return innaccurate results, which also helps performance. For instance: -You can also search by an exact phrase. Let's say you wanted to support a search for '"ryan heath"', where you didn't want it to search "ryan" and "heath" separately. Well, it automatically does. Just let your users know that all they have to do is wrap their search terms around quotes (just like Google) and it will be an exact search match. +You can also search by an exact phrase. Let's say you wanted to support a search for '"ryan heath"', where you didn't want EasySearch to search "ryan" and "heath" separately. Well, all you have to do is tell your users to wrap their search terms in quotes (just like Google) and EasySearch will know to search that phrase, in that order, without splitting up the words. <pre><code>Search.users.with('ryan and a term')</code></pre> README.textile eeb576ffcd64337ddb30c675f4208db38e6f018e rpheath rpheath@gmail.com http://github.com/rpheath/easy_search/commit/1c489366d0dafa4823b93d2529abd087fa20c878 1c489366d0dafa4823b93d2529abd087fa20c878 2008-10-13T13:49:50-07:00 2008-10-13T13:49:50-07:00 updated README e6c9f4f7d26c6c6576b9f6fc5df82dd5181f8ad2 rpheath rpheath@gmail.com