HideMentions() not called when pasting text.

[Footjy]

Hey thank you for the lib,

When you type in @ the showMentionsList() method is called, so the list of possible mentions is displayed. But when pasting (or adding an emoji) there is no call to hideMentions() so the list remains.

I suggest calling hideMentions() in func textView(_ textView: UITextView, shouldChangeTextIn range: NSRange, replacementText text: String).

Thanks,

[szweier]

@Footjy I'm not sure I follow, if you were to paste or enter text after an@ it should keep the mention list opened and filter it by the test following the @. Then, depending on whether or not searchSpaces is enabled hideMentions should be called if a space was in that text. If you could elaborate on the steps taken or point out what I'm missing then I'll dive deeper into this. Apologies for the long delay in responding.

[Footjy]

@szweier Sorry for the late reply too I was away for a while.

I will explain more precisely the problem I see because reading myself again I admit it's not clear at all:

• If I type in "@h"
• Then I have some mentions displayed matching the "h" text
• Then if I paste "abc" when my cursor is right after "h"
• I get "@h abc" with my cursor after "abc"
• I'm not sure what the problem is here, but I would expect showMentionsListWithString to be called with "h abc" but it's not and the list of suggested mentions remains
• So then I tap one of the suggested mentions, let's say "henry"
  => the full name is inserted before the pasted text so I get "henry abc" and the cursor is after "henry ", and before " abc"

I hope you see the problem. I can reproduce these steps using your example app so I guess I'm using the lib correctly. Let me know if I can be of any help.

[szweier]

@Footjy please try this branch #88