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AG/KHUR
for "agriculture" appears in Typey Type
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I've just seen the same issue with
(I was considering sending a PR to change this to steno-dictionaries/dictionaries/misstrokes.json Line 1689 in b175322
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Same issue also with seeing
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Hmm, are you using the experimental setting to show steno hints on the fly? Does changing that setting give you the expected strokes? didoesdigital/typey-type#6 (comment) |
I do have that setting, so I've now cleared it out for now. If the issue ends up persisting, I'll follow up in the Typey Type repo, since this problem is not related specifically to the dictionaries. Thanks, @didoesdigital! |
@paulfioravanti I've found something in the (not open-source) static lesson generator project that builds the Typey Type dictionary that I need to change, so don't worry about filing the issue on the Typey Type repo. I'll go ahead and get that sorted. It's surfaced some other tweaks to make in the dictionaries so I'll push those out together soon. Thanks for flagging these. |
@paulfioravanti I ended up changing courteous to |
@paulfioravanti latest changes should properly show Gutenberg entries. |
While practicing on Typey Type,
AG/KHUR
came up for "agriculture". Looking up Plover for a possibly better outline, I foundAG/KULT
, which gels with me better. I was going to submit a PR that changes the Gutenberg dictionary to useAG/KULT
(and hence have that used in Typey Type), but it would seem that it's already being used:steno-dictionaries/dictionaries/top-10000-project-gutenberg-words.json
Line 5917 in 039efe4
I thought that Typey Type in general sources from the Gutenberg dictionary, but in this case, is it sourcing this outline from the shortest outline with the highest alphabetical order in
dict.json
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