Basic Examples (4) 

Autocomplete search queries:

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Specify the number of autocompletions to get:

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Get all available autocompletions:

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Use the operator form of AutocompleteSearchQuery:

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Applications (2) 

Generate a list of questions:

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Find common search queries from random words:

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Properties and Relations (5) 

AutocompleteSearchQuery supports using UpTo:

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AutocompleteSearchQuery does not return any completions for an empty string:

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The query can contain characters that are not letters:

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Results may be dependent on location:

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Compare to evaluating from a different physical location:

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AutocompleteSearchQuery can handle spelling errors in the query:

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Possible Issues (4) 

Requesting more completions than are available will result in a partial list along with a warning message:

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The generated text will always be lowercase:

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Case is only preserved if the query appears at the beginning of the output string:

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AutocompleteSearchQuery requires an internet connection:

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Neat Examples (2) 

Use AutocompleteSearchQuery as a FieldCompletionFunction:

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Have a bird predict what you’re going to say next:

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