sphinx-searchHow to use phrase_boundary in SphinxSearch?
SphinxSearch is a powerful full-text search engine that can be used to search for documents and other data. The phrase_boundary option allows you to specify a boundary for phrases in the search query. This can be used to ensure that only exact phrases are matched, rather than individual words.
Example code
$sphinx->SetMatchMode(SPH_MATCH_PHRASE);
$sphinx->SetPhraseBoundary('.,!? ');
Code explanation
SetMatchMode: This function sets the matching mode for the search query. In this example, we are setting it toSPH_MATCH_PHRASE, which will match exact phrases instead of individual words.SetPhraseBoundary: This function sets the boundary for phrases in the search query. In this example, we are setting it to.,!?, which will ensure that only exact phrases are matched.
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