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dict
Spell-check and dictionary lookup in the terminal, with Webster's 1913, WordNet, Wiktionary and Wikipedia built in.
Documentation
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Overview ¶
Command dict looks up how a word is spelled, and what it means.
It replaces the shell function
dict() { fzf -q "$1" < /usr/share/dict/words; }
with a matcher that also handles the errors fzf cannot -- fzf matches a subsequence, so a transposed pair such as "recieve" finds nothing at all -- and shows the definition of whatever is highlighted.
Source Files
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Package cmd holds the command line, built on cobra.
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Package cmd holds the command line, built on cobra. |
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Package data holds the dictionaries and word list built into the binary.
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Package data holds the dictionaries and word list built into the binary. |
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gen
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Command gen builds data/names.tsv.gz: one-line glosses for the words in the built-in list that no dictionary defines.
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Command gen builds data/names.tsv.gz: one-line glosses for the words in the built-in list that no dictionary defines. |
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Package dictdb reads dictd-format dictionaries: a sorted .index of headwords and a .dict.dz body compressed for random access.
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Package dictdb reads dictd-format dictionaries: a sorted .index of headwords and a .dict.dz body compressed for random access. |
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Package match ranks dictionary words against a possibly-misspelled query.
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Package match ranks dictionary words against a possibly-misspelled query. |
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