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* Includes 16 dictionaries covering different types of word usage * Includes 16 dictionaries covering different types of word usage
* Buffer-scoped configuration (leaves your global settings alone) * Buffer-scoped configuration (leaves your global settings alone)
* Unicode-friendly, including support for ‘typographic quotes’ * Unicode-friendly, including support for ‘typographic quotes’
* Supports a user-configurable ring of dictionaries * User-configurable ring of dictionaries
## What is _wordy_? ## What is _wordy_?
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### On demand ### On demand
You’ll typically use this plugin on-demand. It does not require any Using this plugin's commands does not require any special configuration.
special configuration.
Important note: on the first use of each of the plugin’s dictionaries, 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:
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As instructed, press the enter key and it will disturb you no longer, at As instructed, press the enter key and it will disturb you no longer, at
least until _wordy_ feels the urge to build again. least until _wordy_ feels the urge to build again.
### Ring ### Ring navigation
Define your own ring of dictionaries, overriding the default one in your Define your own ring of dictionaries, overriding the default one in your
`.vimrc`: `.vimrc`:
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:PrevWordy :PrevWordy
``` ```
Optionally create a key map in your `.vimrc` to rapidly cycle through the Optionally map a key in your `.vimrc` to rapidly cycle through the
ring: ring's dictionaries:
``` ```
nnoremap <silent> K :NextWordy<cr> nnoremap <silent> K :NextWordy<cr>