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Got the demo running, but it seems kind of haphazard.
If I type in a place, say, 636 A Street in Antioch CA, and I print the terms, I get:
I/flutter (19599): 636 A Street
I/flutter (19599): Antioch
I/flutter (19599): CA
I/flutter (19599): USA
great, so I can assume term[0] is the street number and name, term[1] is the city, term[2] is the state, etc. However, if i pick somewhere internationally, lets say the Eiffel tower, i get this:
I/flutter (19599): Eiffel Tower
I/flutter (19599): Avenue Gustave Eiffel
I/flutter (19599): Paris
I/flutter (19599): France
so now [0] is the place (fine), [1] is the street (vs city before), [2] is the city, and [3] is the country. one more example, mission college in santa clara, ca:
I/flutter (19599): 3000
I/flutter (19599): Mission College Blvd
I/flutter (19599): Santa Clara
I/flutter (19599): CA
I/flutter (19599): USA
now [0] is the bldg, [1] is the street, [2] is the city, [3] is the state, [4] is the country.
So depending on what you enter, country could be [3], [4]. etc. isn't there a way to definitively say City = X, State = Y, Country = Z, etc?
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Got the demo running, but it seems kind of haphazard.
If I type in a place, say, 636 A Street in Antioch CA, and I print the terms, I get:
great, so I can assume term[0] is the street number and name, term[1] is the city, term[2] is the state, etc. However, if i pick somewhere internationally, lets say the Eiffel tower, i get this:
so now [0] is the place (fine), [1] is the street (vs city before), [2] is the city, and [3] is the country. one more example, mission college in santa clara, ca:
now [0] is the bldg, [1] is the street, [2] is the city, [3] is the state, [4] is the country.
So depending on what you enter, country could be [3], [4]. etc. isn't there a way to definitively say City = X, State = Y, Country = Z, etc?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: