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Add fuzzy subsequence search to node popup and library panels - #153
Node and library searches previously relied on strict substring containment (contains). Typing common acronyms or partial abbreviations (like dblur for Directional Blur, dirwarp for Directional Warp, or t2d for Transformation 2D) produced no results.
Evaluates candidate nodes against label, id, and category.
Ranks descending by score with alphabetical tie-breaks. Preserves catalog order when query is empty.
Library Panels (library.rs and function/library.rs):
Wires fuzzy scoring into node library filtering and function library filtering.
Tests
Unit tests in fuzzy::tests (including multi-accent canonical composition and L/dot distinction) and graph::search::tests.
Kittests in tests/search.rs (query::fuzzy_subsequence_query_selects_and_inserts_matching_node).
All 235 unit tests and integration test suites pass (cargo test -p materialcraft-ui-egui).
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New Features
Search across function, operation, and node catalogs now supports fuzzy, partial, and acronym-style matches, including matches across names, identifiers, and categories.
Results are ranked by relevance, with labels used to break ties. Surrounding whitespace is ignored, and blank searches retain each catalog’s original order.
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Added coverage for fuzzy matching, result ranking, cross-field searches, and selecting a matching node from search.
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Function and node searches trim queries and use shared fuzzy scoring to match and rank results. Empty queries retain eligible entries in their source order. Tests cover scoring, result ordering, and fuzzy node selection and insertion.
A public fuzzy_score function scores exact, prefix, word-prefix, substring, and subsequence matches. It also handles multiword queries and Unicode normalization and folding. Unit tests cover query handling and scoring behavior.
Node search uses fuzzy scores from labels, IDs, and categories. It supports multiword matches across fields and sorts results by score, then label. Tests cover matching and ordering.
Function and catalog search ranking crates/ui-egui/src/function/library.rs, crates/ui-egui/src/library.rs, crates/ui-egui/tests/it/search/query.rs
Function and catalog searches use fuzzy scores and sort matches by score, with labels as tie-breakers. A UI test verifies that dblur selects and inserts the “Directional blur” node.
Fuzzy search is mergeable with bounded follow-up for uncommon Unicode labels that can disappear from filtered function results. The previous multibyte scoring-test and unsupported-mark preservation concerns are fixed.
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Open issue #103 requests fuzzy search in search fields. The reviewed changes add case-insensitive subsequence scoring and use it in node search, node library filtering, and function library filtering.…
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Open issue #103 requests fuzzy search in search fields. The reviewed changes add case-insensitive subsequence scoring and use it in node search, node library filtering, and function library filtering. The summaries also report unit and UI tests for fuzzy matching, ranking, and node insertion. The Unicode folding additions support the same search behavior.
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The reported changes are limited to fuzzy scoring, its use in the requested search fields, and related tests. The Unicode normalization and folding changes support fuzzy matching. The public fuzzy module exposes the implementation but does not introduce a separate feature.
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Review comments at @crates/ui-egui/src/fuzzy.rs:
- Around line 55-62: Update the fuzzy scoring logic around idx and prev so
contiguity is checked against the end byte offset of the previous matched
character, not its starting offset. Record that end offset for each match so
adjacent multibyte characters receive the same contiguity bonus as adjacent
single-byte characters.
Review comments at @crates/ui-egui/src/graph/search.rs:
- Around line 19-29: Update the catalog scoring flow so a multiword query can
match words across a node’s label, ID, and category instead of requiring one
field to match the entire query. Preserve fuzzy scoring and the existing result
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crates/ui-egui/src/fuzzy.rs: 1
122-124: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Assert the multibyte contiguity score.
The prefix bonus makes this comparison pass even if the contiguity bonus is missing. Assert the expected score to detect that regression.
Suggested fix
assert!(contiguous > non_contiguous, "Contiguous multibyte characters must receive the contiguous bonus");
+ assert_eq!(fuzzy_score("éclat", "éc"), Some(65));
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Review comment at @crates/ui-egui/src/fuzzy.rs around lines 122 - 124:
Update the multibyte contiguity test around fuzzy_score to assert the expected
score for the contiguous match, so the test detects a missing contiguity bonus
rather than relying only on a comparison that the prefix bonus can satisfy.
crates/ui-egui/src/graph/search.rs: 1
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Test rejection of an unmatched query word.
The positive cross-field assertions can pass if the matcher ignores later words. Add a negative case that excludes Bitmap when the second word does not match.
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Review comment at @crates/ui-egui/src/graph/search.rs around lines 169 - 170:
Add a negative assertion to the search test using the visible matches helper: a
query with “bitmap” and a nonmatching second word must not return the Bitmap
result. Keep the existing positive cross-field assertions unchanged.
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Review comments at @crates/ui-egui/src/fuzzy.rs:
- Line 53: Update the matching around chars.by_ref().find to compare the label
and query using Unicode-aware case folding, so labels such as Éclat match a
search for é. Preserve the original label positions used by the fuzzy-match
logic while applying the folded comparison.
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Review comments at @crates/ui-egui/src/fuzzy.rs:
- Around line 122-124: Update the multibyte contiguity test around fuzzy_score
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missing contiguity bonus rather than relying only on a comparison that the
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- Around line 169-170: Add a negative assertion to the search test using the
visible matches helper: a query with “bitmap” and a nonmatching second word must
not return the Bitmap result. Keep the existing positive cross-field assertions
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22-23: Minor · Functional Correctness · Poor tradeoff
Use Unicode case folding for search comparisons.
A search for Σ can omit an SBS function labeled ΟΣ if its ASCII path does not match. Lowercasing produces ος for the label and σ for the query. The previous filter matched this label.
Apply Unicode case folding to both inputs before matching. Add assert!(fuzzy_score("ΟΣ", "Σ").is_some()); to cover this case.
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Review comment at @crates/ui-egui/src/fuzzy.rs around lines 22 - 23:
Update the case-normalization used by fuzzy_score to apply Unicode case folding
consistently to both the haystack and trimmed query before matching, preserving
the existing matching flow. Add coverage verifying that searching for Σ matches
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- Around line 22-23: Normalize both hay and query_trimmed to the same Unicode
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209-212: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Test final sigma and accent distinctions.
The sigma assertion does not exercise final sigma. The accent assertions would still pass if folding mapped both é and e to e.
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- assert!(fuzzy_score("ΟΣ", "Σ").is_some(), "Greek capital sigma must match final sigma");+ assert_eq!(fuzzy_score("ς", "σ"), Some(107), "Final sigma must match ordinary sigma");
assert!(fuzzy_score("e\u{0301}clat", "é").is_some(), "Decomposed combining accent must match precomposed");
assert!(fuzzy_score("éclat", "e\u{0301}").is_some(), "Precomposed must match decomposed query");
+ assert_eq!(fuzzy_score("e\u{0301}", "e"), None, "An accented letter must remain distinct from its base");
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Review comment at @crates/ui-egui/src/fuzzy.rs around lines 209 - 212:
Update the fuzzy_score tests so the sigma case directly checks final sigma
against ordinary sigma, and add an assertion that a decomposed accented
character does not match its unaccented base. Keep the existing
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- Around line 79-95: Update the normalization logic around compose_diacritic so
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Preserve unsupported combining marks during normalization.
A decomposed a\u{030A} becomes plain a, so it can match unrelated entries and fails to match precomposed å. Use Unicode normalization that preserves canonical equivalence, and add tests for marks outside the composition table.
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Update the normalization logic around compose_diacritic so decomposed and
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Addressed in commit 472228d: unhandled combining marks are preserved (not dropped), expanded diacritic composition for rings (Å / A\u030a) and carons (č / c\u030c), added ligature folding (ffi -> ffi), and added regression tests for all of them.
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printf'%s\n''--- Current revision ---'
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printf'%s\n''--- Commit availability ---'
git show -s --format='%H %s' 472228d
printf'%s\n''--- File outline ---'
ast-grep outline crates/ui-egui/src/fuzzy.rs --items all
printf'%s\n''--- Normalization implementation and tests ---'
nl -ba crates/ui-egui/src/fuzzy.rs | sed -n '70,280p'printf'%s\n''--- Unicode dependencies ---'
rg -n -C 2 'unicode.normalization|unicode-normalization|unicode_normalization' Cargo.toml crates/ui-egui/Cargo.toml Cargo.lock ||true
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@kk376 The commit preserves unsupported combining marks and adds the ring and caron tests. However, canonical equivalence is still incomplete.
For example, fuzzy_score("ġ", "g\u{0307}") returns None because that composition is not in the table. Please use Unicode normalization and add a regression test for a composition outside the table.
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- Line 155: Add the j-plus-combining-caron composition to the character-pair
mapping in fuzzy matching so labels using ǰ match queries using j with a
combining caron, and vice versa. Preserve the existing composition mappings.
- Line 153: Update the diacritic-composition logic around the `('i',
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`İ\u{0304}` remain searchable by the corresponding lowercase-expanded query.
- Around line 83-91: Update the normalization logic around push_case_folded so
ligatures are expanded before accents are composed, making ffi followed by a
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either input order. Add coverage for both query/label orderings.
- Around line 83-85: Normalize both the SBS function label and query before
fuzzy matching so canonically equivalent strings with reordered combining marks
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If an SBS function label and the query use canonically equivalent combining-mark orders, the function can disappear from the library results. Normalize both strings before matching, and add a regression test for reordered marks.
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Normalize both the SBS function label and query before fuzzy matching so
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A query of ffi\u{0301} does not match a label containing ffi\u{0301}, or vice versa. The two forms fold differently, so the function library can exclude the matching entry. Expand ligatures before composing accents and test both input orders.
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Update the normalization logic around push_case_folded so ligatures are expanded
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nl -ba crates/formats/src/sbs/sbs_reader.rs | sed -n '140,207p'
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Preserve the lowercase expansion before composing diacritics.
If an SBS function label contains İ\u{0304}, a search for i\u{0307}\u{0304} can exclude it. Composition drops the dot from İ, so the label folds to ī. Preserve the full lowercase expansion when composing diacritics.
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Review comment at @crates/ui-egui/src/fuzzy.rs at line 153:
Update the diacritic-composition logic around the `('i', '\u{0304}')` mapping so
it preserves the full lowercase expansion of `İ` when composing the macron,
including the dot above. Ensure SBS labels containing `İ\u{0304}` remain
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nl -ba crates/ui-egui/src/graph/search.rs | sed -n '1,200p'
nl -ba crates/ui-egui/src/function/library.rs | sed -n '1,180p'
nl -ba crates/ui-egui/src/library.rs | sed -n '90,155p'
python3 - <<'PY'import unicodedatafor s in ['ǰ', 'j\u030c']: print(repr(s), [f'U+{ord(c):04X}' for c in s], 'NFD', [f'U+{ord(c):04X}' for c in unicodedata.normalize('NFD',s)], 'NFC', [f'U+{ord(c):04X}' for c in unicodedata.normalize('NFC',s)], 'lower', repr(s.lower()))PY
rg -n -F -e 'entry.2' -e 'function_library' -e 'FunctionLibrary' -- crates/ui-egui/src/function ||test"$?" -eq 1
When an SBS function label contains ǰ and the query uses j\u{030c}, or vice versa, the label does not match. If the function path also does not match, the library omits the entry.
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('c','\u{030c}') => Some('č'),
('c','\u{030c}') => Some('č'),
('j','\u{030c}') => Some('ǰ'),
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Add the j-plus-combining-caron composition to the character-pair mapping in
fuzzy matching so labels using ǰ match queries using j with a combining caron,
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Reviewed current head 4f3f5dd, all changed source and the node-popup/library callers. The fuzzy matching wiring and empty-query ordering are clear, but please replace or correct the ad-hoc Unicode normalization before claiming canonical equivalence.
compose_diacritic maps l + U+0307 (COMBINING DOT ABOVE) to U+0140 (ŀ, L WITH MIDDLE DOT), which is a different character, not its NFC form. Multi-accent canonical equivalents also fail: ắ stays ắ, while a + U+0306 + U+0301 becomes ă followed by an uncomposed acute because there is no (ă, acute) mapping. Thus canonically equivalent names can fail to match, while distinct text can be conflated. The two-class combining-order approximation is not Unicode canonical ordering either. Prefer a standards-backed normalization implementation within the allowed licenses (or remove the normalization claim/partial transforms and state the supported behavior explicitly). Add regression pairs covering multi-accent composition and the L/dot distinction.
The PR description also calls this zero-allocation, but case_fold allocates a vector and String and the scorer allocates token vectors repeatedly per candidate; please correct that claim. I did not run local tests or performance measurements. The current head exposes only a skipped CodeRabbit check, so applicable Rust/UI validation remains unverified; rendered UI snapshots also remain uninspected.
Replaced the ad-hoc diacritic table with standards-compliant NFC normalization via unicode-normalization (version 0.1, matching other craftapp crates).
Added regression tests covering multi-accent canonical composition (ắ vs a + \u{0306} + \u{0301}) and the L/dot distinction (l + \u{0307} vs ŀ).
Cleaned up token allocation in multi-word scoring to evaluate via iterators without vector collection, and corrected the PR description claims.
All 235 materialcraft-ui-egui tests, clippy, and formatting pass cleanly.
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Closes #103
Context
Node and library searches previously relied on strict substring containment (
contains). Typing common acronyms or partial abbreviations (likedblurfor Directional Blur,dirwarpfor Directional Warp, ort2dfor Transformation 2D) produced no results.Changes
crates/ui-egui/src/fuzzy.rs):unicode-normalization(Unicode Standard Annex Allow users to press Tab to open the node search menu #15).hay.len() / 16) ensures concise matches rank before sprawling names.crates/ui-egui/src/graph/search.rs):library.rsandfunction/library.rs):Tests
fuzzy::tests(including multi-accent canonical composition and L/dot distinction) andgraph::search::tests.tests/search.rs(query::fuzzy_subsequence_query_selects_and_inserts_matching_node).cargo test -p materialcraft-ui-egui).cargo fmt --all -- --checkpasses.cargo xtask layersreports no layering violations.Summary by CodeRabbit