/**
  * Get the search query string in the mysql full text format
  *
  * Built to produce the same search strings as the search.php file.
  * The natural language hack is from search.php
  *
  * @param vB_Legacy_Current_User $user user requesting the search
  * @param vB_Search_Criteria $criteria search criteria to process
  */
 protected function get_search_text($user, $criteria)
 {
     //	If the user doesn't have permission to search full text boolean mode,
     // use natural language mode.
     if ($user->hasPermission('genericpermissions', 'cansearchft_bool')) {
         $words = $criteria->get_keywords();
         $search_text = "";
         $word_count = 0;
         foreach ($words as $word_item) {
             $word_count++;
             //The value of the first term is ambiguous.  If the second term is
             //an "or" both the the first and second terms should be treated as
             //ors.  If the second term is an "and" or "not" then the first term
             //should be an and.
             if ($word_count == 2 and $word_item['joiner'] != 'OR') {
                 $search_text = "+{$search_text}";
             }
             $word = $word_item['word'];
             switch ($word_item['joiner']) {
                 case 'OR':
                     // OR is no operator
                     $search_text .= " {$word}";
                     break;
                 case 'NOT':
                     $search_text .= " -{$word}";
                     break;
                 case 'AND':
                     // if we didn't have a joiner, default to and
                 // if we didn't have a joiner, default to and
                 default:
                     if ($search_text) {
                         $search_text .= " +{$word}";
                     } else {
                         //if this is the first token added, then we don't want to assume any
                         //join logic. We need to figure that out on the second term.
                         $search_text = $word;
                     }
                     break;
             }
         }
         //not 100% sure about this, but it matches the results in search.php
         $search_text = str_replace('"', '\\"', trim($search_text));
     } else {
         $search_text = $criteria->get_raw_keywords();
         //if we are using the raw search text, use the whole string as the display text
         $criteria->set_keyword_display_string('<b><u>' . htmlspecialchars_uni($search_text) . '</u></b>');
         $criteria->set_highlights(array($search_text));
     }
     return $search_text;
 }
 /**
  * Hack to get original (unparced) text from search request.
  * Because vBulletin transform it in very stupid way.
  * Then fill some dependent variables.
  *
  * The word build up is taken from the socialgroup/blog implementation
  * The natural language hack is from search.php
  *
  * @param vB_Legacy_Current_User $user user requesting the search
  * @param vB_Search_Criteria $criteria search criteria to process
  */
 protected function _get_search_text($user, $criteria)
 {
     $search_text = $criteria->get_raw_keywords();
     //if we are using the raw search text, use the whole string as the display text
     $criteria->set_keyword_display_string('<b><u>' . htmlspecialchars_uni($search_text) . '</u></b>');
     $criteria->set_highlights(array($search_text));
     return trim($search_text);
 }