Pascal van Kooten

It's already implemented, it's done by spaces actually as is custom in bash: --some-list 1 2 3 4 and you have to use quotes to separate the args if a...

Yea indeed, should work with any later version. Feel free to make a PR then I'll deploy

I like it.. what would be other examples? This might be the only one?

> > I like it.. what would be other examples? This might be the only one? > > Maybe something like: > > ``` > When Josh got interviewed about...

> > Difficult to know which quotes belong to each other though... > > Example: "what to" "replace here" > > I mean, maybe by counting the number of `"`?...

Missed this one.... probably I would use: TextSearch(..., replace_foreign_chars=True) Maybe that's the best we can do here.

> > Missed this one.... probably I would use: > > ``` > > TextSearch(..., replace_foreign_chars=True) > > ``` > > > > Maybe that's the best we can do...

> It doesn't seems to work on apostrophe, (possessive case of nouns). Is there any work around for this? What's the example?

Feel free to contribute

It does work. You can look at: from contractions import contractions_dict