If an array of hit offsets has been provided in Hits, then the BeforeHit and AfterHit strings will be used to mark each hit in the document in the converted output
If an array of hit offsets has been provided in Hits, then the BeforeHit and AfterHit strings will be used to mark each hit in the document in the converted output
The doc id of the document being converted. This is used when the document is being extracted from the index rather than from InputBytes or InputText. SetInputItem() will set this based on information in SearchResults.
If the document was indexed using a DataSource object, supply the same fields in InputFields that the DataSource returned for this document in the DocFields property.
If the document was indexed using a DataSource object, supply the same text in InputText that the DataSource returned for this document in the DocText property.
By default, a FileConverter converts the input file to HTML. Other supported options are: itRTF, itUTF8 (Unicode text), itAnsi, and itXML (for XML input data only).
When output is directed to an in-memory string, you may wish to limit the maximum amount of memory used. To do this, set OutputStringMaxSize to the maximum size you want to allow.
If true, output will be stored in an in-memory string variable rather than a disk file. (OutputFile will be ignored.) After the Execute method is done, the output will be in the OutputString property.