// queryLocation is a special value injected into the script,
// which holds the query_location property of the last item
// in the previously fetched result set
(function(query, queryLocation, count) {
	var results = [];
	var now_GR = new GlideRecord("incident");
	gr.addQuery("123TEXTQUERY321", query);
	gr.query();
	// Here, we are utilizing queryLocation to implement pagination.
	// In practice, there are many other ways to use the
	// query_location value of the last item in the previous
	// result set to implement pagination. Your implementation
	// will vary by use case.
	gr.setLocation(queryLocation - 1);

	var resultCount = 0;
	while(gr.next() && resultCount < count + 1) {
		results.push({
			label: gr.getDisplayValue(),
			short_description: gr.getValue("short_description"),
			// Here, we are populating the query_location
			// property of each result item. This is how the
			// framework knows what value to pass into the
			// next fetched search result script execution
			query_location: gr.getLocation(),
			primary: gr.getDisplayValue(),
			state: gr.getDisplayValue("state")
		});
		resultCount++;
	}

	if (results.length == 0)
		return results;

	if(results.length > count) {
		results.pop();
	} else {
		// In order to indicate that a result in the result
		// set is the final result (that there are
		// no more results to be fetched), add this property
		// to the final element in your result set.
		results[results.length - 1].isLastResult = true;
	}
	return results;
})(query, queryLocation, count, facets);