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ProseMirror/CodeMirror offsets
See original GitHub issueHow does the offset on a match relate to its position in a document?
Is it possible to get the character index of the match within an entire document?
Thanks!
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- Created 3 years ago
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beautiful. Yeah, you can use
nlp.tokenize()to fast-parse and cache the unchanged sentences. That’s what I would do. cheers@spencermountain Thanks for pinging me to circle back here! 😄
I was able to use
doc.match()to find parts of speech and decorate them with ProseMirror by getting offsets from the.json()call. It was actually pretty smooth sailing once I figured out how the offsets and positions were calculated.I’m still working through how to optimize my system because I want it to run on each keystroke and for the moment it’s not scaling well on larger text samples.