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Add query interface to expand capabilities for multi-context querying
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Can you show an example of how you use this? At a first glance it's not 100% clear to me what kind of problem it will solve. I'll take a look when I get back home in two weeks, thanks for the contribution! |
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Thank you for the plugin. Even I need this feature I want to create something like instagram and I need to handle hashtag as well as user mention in the single edittext |
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Hey,
Not sure of your coding style, but this change has helped me out a lot. It expands the capabilities for queries by allowing the policy to specify a Query object that can add extra info needed for a query beyond just the text. In my personal use case, I was able to support multiple character triggers (e.g. @ and #) and pass that information along to the query mechanism.