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Reed Esau
2014-01-19 12:46:02 -07:00
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README.markdown
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@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ literature on usage (Strunk and White, e.g.).
## Requirements ## Requirements
May require a recent version of Vim. _wordy_ may require a recent version of Vim.
## Installation ## Installation
@@ -51,10 +51,10 @@ Important note: on the first use of each of the plugin’s dictionaries,
a spell file will be built. This produces a message that resembles: a spell file will be built. This produces a message that resembles:
``` ```
Reading word file /Users/reede/.vim/bundle/vim-wordy/data/en/cred.dic ... Reading word file /Users/reede/.vim/bundle/vim-wordy/data/en/weasel.dic ...
Compressing word tree... Compressing word tree...
Compressed 618 of 1738 nodes; 1120 (64%) remaining Compressed 618 of 1738 nodes; 1120 (64%) remaining
Writing spell file /Users/reede/.vim/bundle/vim-wordy/spell/cred.en.utf-8.spl ... Writing spell file /Users/reede/.vim/bundle/vim-wordy/spell/weasel.en.utf-8.spl ...
Done! Done!
Estimated runtime memory use: 5600 bytes Estimated runtime memory use: 5600 bytes
Press ENTER or type command to continue Press ENTER or type command to continue
@@ -65,9 +65,8 @@ least until it needs to build again.
## Commands ## Commands
You can switch _wordy_ on and off. You’ll use the commands described below You’ll use the commands that follow to enable _wordy_. To disable it and
to enable it. To disable and restore your previous spell environment, restore your previous spell environment, enter the command:
enter the command:
``` ```
:NoWordy :NoWordy
@@ -130,7 +129,7 @@ targeted by _ProblemWordy_.
``` ```
:PuffWordy :PuffWordy
:JargoneseWordy :JargWordy
``` ```
Instead of puffery, demonstrate through details. Instead of puffery, demonstrate through details.
@@ -168,9 +167,7 @@ of the verb to be.
### Colloquialisms, Idioms, and Similies ### Colloquialisms, Idioms, and Similies
``` ```
:ColloquialWordy :TriteWordy
:IdiomaticWordy
:LikeWordy
``` ```
Dictionaries for uncovering the tired cliché. Dictionaries for uncovering the tired cliché.
@@ -179,14 +176,14 @@ Dictionaries for uncovering the tired cliché.
``` ```
:SaidWordy :SaidWordy
:OpinionatedWordy :OpineWordy
:TimeWordy :TimeWordy
``` ```
A few dictionaries to serve specific needs. A few dictionaries to serve specific needs.
If you’re writing to be neutral, you will want to avoid editorializing If you’re writing to be neutral, you will want to avoid editorializing
your use of ‘said’ and other words. (_OpineWordy_) and loaded use ‘said’ (_SaidWordy_).
_TimeWordy_ finds where you are using general descriptions of time where _TimeWordy_ finds where you are using general descriptions of time where
you could be more specific. you could be more specific.

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plugin/wordy.vim
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@@ -18,29 +18,30 @@ let g:wordy_dir = fnamemodify(resolve(expand('<sfile>:p')), ':h:h')
command -nargs=0 NoWordy call wordy#init({}) command -nargs=0 NoWordy call wordy#init({})
command -nargs=0 BeingWordy call wordy#init({ 'd': ['being',] }) command -nargs=0 BeingWordy call wordy#init({ 'd': ['being',] })
command -nargs=0 ColloquialWordy call wordy#init({ 'd': ['colloquial',] }) command -nargs=0 JargWordy call wordy#init({ 'd': ['jargonese',] })
command -nargs=0 WeaselWordy call wordy#init({ 'd': ['weasel',] })
command -nargs=0 IdiomaticWordy call wordy#init({ 'd': ['idiomatic',] })
command -nargs=0 JargoneseWordy call wordy#init({ 'd': ['jargonese',] })
command -nargs=0 LazyWordy call wordy#init({ 'd': ['weak-and-lazy',] }) command -nargs=0 LazyWordy call wordy#init({ 'd': ['weak-and-lazy',] })
command -nargs=0 LikeWordy call wordy#init({ 'd': ['similies',] }) command -nargs=0 OpineWordy call wordy#init({ 'd': ['opinion',] })
command -nargs=0 OpinionatedWordy call wordy#init({ 'd': ['opinionated',] })
command -nargs=0 ProblemWordy call wordy#init({ 'd': ['problematic',] }) command -nargs=0 ProblemWordy call wordy#init({ 'd': ['problematic',] })
command -nargs=0 PuffWordy call wordy#init({ 'd': ['puffery',] }) command -nargs=0 PuffWordy call wordy#init({ 'd': ['puffery',] })
command -nargs=0 SaidWordy call wordy#init({ 'd': ['said-synonyms',] }) command -nargs=0 SaidWordy call wordy#init({ 'd': ['said-synonyms',] })
command -nargs=0 TimeWordy call wordy#init({ 'd': ['non-spec-time',] }) command -nargs=0 TimeWordy call wordy#init({ 'd': ['non-spec-time',] })
command -nargs=0 WeaselWordy call wordy#init({ 'd': ['weasel',] })
command -nargs=0 WordyWordy call wordy#init({ 'd': ['redundant',] }) command -nargs=0 WordyWordy call wordy#init({ 'd': ['redundant',] })
command -nargs=0 TriteWordy call wordy#init({ 'd': [ 'colloquial', 'idiomatic', 'similies',] })
command -nargs=0 Wordy call wordy#init({ 'd': [ 'being', command -nargs=0 Wordy call wordy#init({ 'd': [ 'being',
\ 'colloquial', \ 'colloquial',
\ 'idiomatic', \ 'idiomatic',
\ 'jargonese', \ 'jargonese',
\ 'manipulative', \ 'weasel',
\ 'opinionated', \ 'opinion',
\ 'puffery', \ 'puffery',
\ 'redundant', \ 'redundant',
\ 'similies',
\ 'weak-and-lazy', \ 'weak-and-lazy',
\ ]) \ ]})
let &cpo = s:save_cpo let &cpo = s:save_cpo
unlet s:save_cpo unlet s:save_cpo