Currently, with the following dummy command:
CmdUtils.CreateCommand({
names: ["testags"],
arguments: [{role: 'object', nountype: noun_arb_text}, {role:
'alias', nountype: noun_type_tag}],
preview: function preview(pblock, args) {
pblock.innerHTML = "Your input is <b>" + args.alias.data + "</
b>.";
},
execute: function execute(args) {
displayMessage("You selected: " + args.alias.data, this);
}
});
If I select some text on the current tab and type the following
ubiquity command:
"testags some irrelevant text as tag1, tag2"
The first suggestion uses the _selected text_ as the alias argument,
and not my tags. This is clearly an unexpected behavior and I suggest
penalizing long tags (> 2 words) to workaround this issue.
Regards,
Louis-Rémi
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