Assume that the input file is HTML for purposes of deciding whether to do HTML-to-HTML highlighting.

Do not insert BeforeHit and AfterHit marks for a hit that cannot be displayed in HTML because the text is not visible (if this flag is not set, a pair of beforeHit/afterHit tags will be added before the next visible text in the file).

Remove JavaScript from HTML files when adding hit highlight markings (JavaScript in HTML files can cause errors if displayed outside of the expected context of the script).

Assume that the input file is not HTML for purposes of deciding whether to do HTML-to-HTML conversion; if the output format is HTML, this forces the dtSearch Engine to convert the file to simple text before adding hit highlight markings.

Add hit highlight markings to XML data while retaining the XML format (output format must be it_XML; see Highlighting hits in XML files).

Read input file from cached document stored in the index.

If the input is a container (such as a ZIP file), recursively unpack each item in the container, convert it, and append it to the output. dtsConvertInlineContainer is ignored if the input file is not a container, so it has no effect on the processing of .doc, .xls, etc. files.

Automatically update hit offsets if this document was indexed by an earlier version of dtSearch or was changed since it was last indexed. Requires call to SetInputItem() to set up the conversion.