Fixing autocomplete #278
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Fixing autocomplete #278
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danjagnow
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Apr 27, 2021
| @@ -80,11 +80,11 @@ public ExpectedCaretPosition ParseFor(int caretPosition) | |||
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| bool detected = false; | |||
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| foreach (var tok in new AutocompleteTokenizer(_text)) | |||
| foreach ((int position, int length, var token) in new AutocompleteTokenizer(_text)) | |||
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That makes it so much easier to read. Thanks!
| [MemberData(nameof(DoTheParsing_TestCases))] | ||
| public void DoTheParsing_IdentifiesAliases(string query, Dictionary<string, string> expected) | ||
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| var p = new AutocompleteProvider(query); |
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p is a very short name. provider, maybe?
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Making the autocomplete case insensitive again. Fixes issue #264