As a themer I want to allow more then 1 snippet per result

The following bits of code in apachesolr_search are all wrong. Suppose you set hl.snippets = 5, meaning that you want 5 snippets for EACH field. That means you want 5 snippets for the content field, just as you want 5 snippets for any other field. Instead, the code below will make $snippets['content'] = THE LAST SNIPPET for the field, ignoring the other fields. my solution, from laziness, was to change the line

$snippets[$hl_param] = $values ---> $snippets[] = $values;

that way the multiple snippets for the content field are tracked separately. however, the developers of the module apparently want to preserve the field names and have $snippets['content'], $snippets['teaser'], and so on. in this case, you'd need

$snippets[$hl_param] = array();
...
$snippets[$hl_param][] = $values;

and then add some new lines to the theme function.

if i have time i'll post a patch which would obviously be better than my quick fix.

function apachesolr_search_process_response($response, DrupalSolrQueryInterface $query) {
 ............
      // Start with an empty snippets array.
      $snippets = array();

      // Find the nicest available snippet.
      foreach ($hl_fl as $hl_param) {
        if (isset($response->highlighting->{$doc->id}->$hl_param)) {
          // Merge arrays preserving keys.
          foreach ($response->highlighting->{$doc->id}->$hl_param as $values) {
            $snippets[$hl_param] = $values;
          }
        }
      }

function theme_apachesolr_search_snippets($vars) {
  $result = '';
  if (is_array($vars['snippets'])) {
    $snippets = $vars['snippets'];
    if (isset($snippets['content'])) {
      $result .= $snippets['content'];
      unset($snippets['content']);
    }
    if (isset($snippets['teaser'])) {
      $result .= (strlen($result) > 0) ? ' ... ' : '';
      $result .= $snippets['teaser'];
      unset($snippets['teaser']);
    }
    if (count($snippets)) {
      $result .= (strlen($result) > 0) ? ' ... ' : '';
      $result .= implode(' ... ', $snippets);
    }
  }
  return $result . ' ...';
}