Fixed underscores and made merge indice calculation more robust #17
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Fixed behavior with token merge indice calculation when it comes to punctuation and numbers
Fixed searching for underscores and made the searching more robust. Had to update this code to work with the commit that went through while I was making it.
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Dec 8, 2022
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Previously, the merge indice calculation could fail rather easily, and didn't work with underscores. Now you can have things such as underscores in the middle of words (or at all), quotation marks, every symbol but a space in your search. The previous code would fail with a prompt such as
hololive, amane_kanata, 1girl, angel_wings, hairclip, blue eyesand searching forangel_wings, as it would becomeangel</w>_</w>wings</w>, and the code couldn't handle punctuation anywhere but the end.