Closed queso closed 10 years ago
No, I don't think so, because whitespace is used to separate tokens from each other.
The only way to match strings with spaces is to use the behavior of whole-field autocompletion. See #4, #27, and #33.
If you think you have a way of addressing this, feel free to send a PR.
This most recent commit matches the whole field in token-less mode.
For example, go to http://autocomplete.meteor.com and type "ASBESTOS FR..." and note that it does not match "FREE FOOD".
The matching seems to do a split on spaces and only submit the last bit after the space...