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added "transformQuery" to options
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added "transformQuery" to options 
The function "transformQuery" lets one do some operations on the query before it's analyzed by the script; the default is to do nothing and pass the query unchanged. Useful for example to "slugify" the query so that "métro" becomes "metro" for example. (slugify: cf. underscore-string)
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8 changes: 6 additions & 2 deletions src/jquery.autocomplete.js
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lookupFilter: function (suggestion, originalQuery, queryLowerCase) {
return suggestion.value.toLowerCase().indexOf(queryLowerCase) !== -1;
},
transformQuery: function(query) {
return query;
},
paramName: 'query',
transformResult: function (response) {
return typeof response === 'string' ? $.parseJSON(response) : response;
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getQuery: function (value) {
var delimiter = this.options.delimiter,
tvalue = this.options.transformQuery(value),
parts;

if (!delimiter) {
return value;
return tvalue;
}
parts = value.split(delimiter);
parts = tvalue.split(delimiter);
return $.trim(parts[parts.length - 1]);
},

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