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For tagging tokens, you must use the keyword 'SPACE' to match a space when typing tags. However, when pasting space-separated tags, it uses the first token literally when splitting the paste input. (i.e., it does data.split("SPACE").
As a workaround, I'm doing tagging-tokens=" |SPACE|,".
The issue is that tagging through pasting is using characters, while tagging through keyboard input uses character codes. There's a translation of 'character names' (eg SPACE) to key codes, but this isn't the same as characters (which is why your fix of putting the space works). There needs to be yet another translation (in itself simple, but it needs some thought to ensure it's done in a decent way).
This might be worth considering for the refactor (#1134)
For tagging tokens, you must use the keyword 'SPACE' to match a space when typing tags. However, when pasting space-separated tags, it uses the first token literally when splitting the paste input. (i.e., it does
data.split("SPACE")
.As a workaround, I'm doing
tagging-tokens=" |SPACE|,"
.I created this plunkr but pasting doesn't work at all due to a javascript error on paste (see #848)
http://plnkr.co/edit/16MAOSMmglECNH2QzuA3?p=preview
Also, it should be documented that paste only splits on the first tagging token.
Edit: forget the plunkr, too many paste-related bugs to get it to work. See #910 which should fix them
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