Change the regex of Hashtag and Mention to make it return right things #178
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…. The reason is that in the returned tweet, there is a space between content of hash and tag "#"(same as mentions). Hence the regex "(#\\w*)" does not work. Here it is changed to "r'(#\s\w*)'". This works now.
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Wouldn't it be better to just fix the issue of having the space after But that PR also contains some other stuff not related to this issue so not sure. Also, do PRs ever get merged here anymore? |
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The function to get hashtags and mentions only returns the
#or@.The reason is that in the returned tweet, there is a space between content of hash and tag
#(same as mentions). Hence the regex(#\\w*)does not work. Here it is changed tor'(#\s\w*)'. This works now.