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Brad Vogel 09a1110f40 Return the character offsets of parsed search parts. The use case is that browser code using the library might want to track the cursor position (eg in an HTML <input> element) to understand which part of the search query the user is editing. It could then show an editor specific to that keyboard, such as a calendar picker, and then splice in the edited value back into the search string.

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Return the character offsets of parsed search parts. The use case is that browser code using the library might want to track the cursor position (eg in an HTML <input> element) to understand which part of the search query the user is editing. It could then show an editor specific to that keyboard, such as a calendar picker, and then splice in the edited value back into the search string.

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