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com.teamwork.autocomplete.view.MultiAutoCompleteEditText is used by the library in order to ensure that the autocomplete dropdown correctly shows up when the user is moving the cursor within the view.
We don't know to enforce the use of that subclass, since client code might already be tied up to other third-party extensions of MultiAutoCompleteTextView.
We need to take MultiAutoCompleteTextView and then enable the additional selection features if the view is an instance of com.teamwork.autocomplete.view.MultiAutoCompleteEditText.
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Hi @dinesh555 , please refer to the documentation about Tokenizer.
If I understood correctly and you want to use the letters a to z as "prefixes" to identify tokens, you'll have to filter them manually when you implement your own tokenizer, extending MultiAutoCompleteTextView.Tokenizer and using regular expressions (using PrefixTokenizer with many would yield really poor performances).
com.teamwork.autocomplete.view.MultiAutoCompleteEditText
is used by the library in order to ensure that the autocomplete dropdown correctly shows up when the user is moving the cursor within the view.We don't know to enforce the use of that subclass, since client code might already be tied up to other third-party extensions of
MultiAutoCompleteTextView
.We need to take
MultiAutoCompleteTextView
and then enable the additional selection features if the view is an instance ofcom.teamwork.autocomplete.view.MultiAutoCompleteEditText
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: