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match_start and match_end refer to the normalized text, not the original #32

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rmehtany opened this issue Oct 17, 2023 · 0 comments
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In the output of parse(some_text=text), the address objects have fields match_start and match_end, which should refer to the location of the start and end of addresses. Rather, they refer to the start and end of addresses in the string AddressParser._normalize_string(text).

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