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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
May require a recent version of Vim.
_wordy_ may require a recent version of Vim.
## 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:
```
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...
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!
Estimated runtime memory use: 5600 bytes
Press ENTER or type command to continue
@@ -65,9 +65,8 @@ least until it needs to build again.
## Commands
You can switch _wordy_ on and off. You’ll use the commands described below
to enable it. To disable and restore your previous spell environment,
enter the command:
You’ll use the commands that follow to enable _wordy_. To disable it and
restore your previous spell environment, enter the command:
```
:NoWordy
@@ -130,7 +129,7 @@ targeted by _ProblemWordy_.
```
:PuffWordy
:JargoneseWordy
:JargWordy
```
Instead of puffery, demonstrate through details.
@@ -168,9 +167,7 @@ of the verb to be.
### Colloquialisms, Idioms, and Similies
```
:ColloquialWordy
:IdiomaticWordy
:LikeWordy
:TriteWordy
```
Dictionaries for uncovering the tired cliché.
@@ -179,14 +176,14 @@ Dictionaries for uncovering the tired cliché.
```
:SaidWordy
:OpinionatedWordy
:OpineWordy
:TimeWordy
```
A few dictionaries to serve specific needs.
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
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 BeingWordy call wordy#init({ 'd': ['being',] })
command -nargs=0 ColloquialWordy call wordy#init({ 'd': ['colloquial',] })
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 JargWordy call wordy#init({ 'd': ['jargonese',] })
command -nargs=0 LazyWordy call wordy#init({ 'd': ['weak-and-lazy',] })
command -nargs=0 LikeWordy call wordy#init({ 'd': ['similies',] })
command -nargs=0 OpinionatedWordy call wordy#init({ 'd': ['opinionated',] })
command -nargs=0 OpineWordy call wordy#init({ 'd': ['opinion',] })
command -nargs=0 ProblemWordy call wordy#init({ 'd': ['problematic',] })
command -nargs=0 PuffWordy call wordy#init({ 'd': ['puffery',] })
command -nargs=0 SaidWordy call wordy#init({ 'd': ['said-synonyms',] })
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 TriteWordy call wordy#init({ 'd': [ 'colloquial', 'idiomatic', 'similies',] })
command -nargs=0 Wordy call wordy#init({ 'd': [ 'being',
\ 'colloquial',
\ 'idiomatic',
\ 'jargonese',
\ 'manipulative',
\ 'opinionated',
\ 'weasel',
\ 'opinion',
\ 'puffery',
\ 'redundant',
\ 'similies',
\ 'weak-and-lazy',
\ ])
\ ]})
let &cpo = s:save_cpo
unlet s:save_cpo