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[1.7.0] Autocompletion in search #604

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SevenSpheres opened this issue Feb 10, 2020 · 4 comments · May be fixed by #1329
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[1.7.0] Autocompletion in search #604

SevenSpheres opened this issue Feb 10, 2020 · 4 comments · May be fixed by #1329
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In Celestia 1.7.0, when you type a partial string into the search box and press Enter, the first object matching that string is selected. For example if I type jup and then press Enter, Jupiter is selected. I assume this was intended to be a new feature, but it causes a bug: if I type, say, eps ind b, Eps Ind Ba (the first object in the list) is selected, instead of the Eps Ind B barycenter. I think this "feature" should just be removed, and the search should work as it does in 1.6.x.
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SevenSpheres commented Feb 15, 2020 •
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"Wishlist"? I'm basically asking for a new "feature" to be reverted. There are some other things I'll tag as wishlist though...

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375gnu commented Feb 15, 2020

for me this is not a bug

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@375gnu maybe @LukeCEL explained it more clearly in #629?

@SevenSpheres SevenSpheres changed the title Autocompletion in search [1.7.0] Autocompletion in search Jul 26, 2020
@375gnu 375gnu added wishlist and removed bug Something isn't working labels Jun 6, 2021
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375gnu commented Nov 25, 2021

This was introduced in 1495531, we can hide it behind #ifdef AUTO_COMPLETION

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Don't use suggestions if object searched is not found
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Closes: #604
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