include index in Rank #14
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lithammer
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fuzzy/fuzzy.go
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| @@ -150,6 +156,9 @@ type Rank struct { | |||
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| // Distance is the Levenshtein distance between Source and Target. | |||
| Distance int | |||
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| // Location of Target in original list | |||
| Index int | |||
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I think the naming could be a potential cause for confusion. I expect many to assume Index here means the index in the filtered list, not the original one. OriginalIndex maybe...? Naming is hard :)
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This adds the string indices to the results returned from
RankFindandRankFindFold.This is especially useful when you want to sort non-string objects. You build an array containing the string representations of the objects, call
RankFindon the array, and then use the indices returned to look up the original objects.