Allow search-as-you-type functionality on boolean search#81
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I've run into this too. Would be great to see this merged. |
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Have you tested this, does it work correctly as expected? |
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@nticaric I have been using it in production for years. I just upgraded to the latest and synced my fork, and it still works as expected. My only concern about merging it is that I’m not sure if everyone who uses Boolean search wants this functionality. But if you do, you can target this branch to try it out. |
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I prefer to use boolean search for as-you-type searching because it gives more concise results, especially when words like 'the' are used. However, as it stands TNTSearch is not able to match partial words when using boolean search.
This PR is a quick patch to enable this functionality. It may need to be revised because I am not incredibly familiar with the code base, but it works for my project so far.