Evaluate the channel name as a regex #14
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This allows the user to write `somafm listen groove` instead of `somafm listen groovesalad`. It's very convenient. The regex forces the user to write the first letters of the channel, it cannot match the middle or the end. This is voluntary and should help avoiding unexpected results.
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@oliwer Love it. Are there any instances where a channel name is the prefix of another? I can't think of one off hand. |
This guaranties we get the right result in case a channel name is the same as another channel prefix. Also limit the number of results to 1.
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You're right. There is little chance this may ever happen, but I modified the condition to make sure it never happens! |
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This allows the user to write
somafm listen grooveinstead ofsomafm listen groovesalad. It's very convenient. The regex forces the user to write the first letters of the channel, it cannot matchthe middle or the end. This is voluntary and should help avoiding unexpected results.