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Can you replace user's input when using CompletionProposal?

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Start by inspecting CompletionProposal and its displayText, category, and description methods. Determine how completion matching and replacement currently use the proposal text. Done means search terms such as enum properties or descriptive names can select a proposal while replacing the input with its final value and showing a clear label to the user.

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Let's say the options are an enum of DayOfWeek; and each day has an associated number and color (just for the sake of an example).

public enum DayOfWeek {
    MONDAY(0, "yellow"),
    TUESDAY(1, "blue"),
    WEDNESDAY(2, "pink"),
    THURSDAY(3, "purple"),
    FRIDAY(4, "orange"),
    SATURDAY(5, "green"),
    SUNDAY(6, "red");

    public int num;
    public String color;

    public DayOfWeek(int num, String color) {
        this.num = num;
        this.color = color;
    }

    public static List<CompletionProposal> completion() {
        return Arrays.stream(values()).map(Enum::name).map(CompletionProposal::new).toList();
    }
}

I want the user to get autocomplete with all the properties, in addition to the enum name.

If I give the List<CompletionProposal> of the names of the enum constants, this will work:
MON -> MONDAY

What if I want the user to type gre or green and then have it change to SATURDAY?

Even if that is not possible, what if I type satur? It won't autocomplete to SATURDAY or saturday, unless I include the day twice as upper and lower cases, which is confusing to the user.

The only way I can think of showing it to the user is to use the displayText, category, or description method to the user, but it's still a chore to type exactly the words.

In my case I have IDs of a huge list, and the user won't remember the entire IDs of the list, so I would like them to autocomplete with a sort of a "search" feature. Let's say I type "Mark Twain" or "Tom Sawyer", I want to get "94782293" to replace the words I typed, since the final value will be an ID, but the other words help search. So far I'm using displayText as Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain: 94782293, but the value is 94782293, which is obscuring what's happening to the user.

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