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I don't understand why same or same-prefixed tokens are not considered again. When I input the word boyy (assuming it's English), the first time it displays all corrections, but then it ignores all consequent checks for boyy, boy, bo, b, without any corrections. I bet it is done on purpose, I looked up -- probably init_input(char* line) is responsible for behavior (I assume it tries to cache it, but why and how?). Is it really done on purpose? If yes, how to make use of it? Thank you!
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Probably the last few commits broke it, I tried to limit the memory use of the cache system it seems to make a lot of problems on continuous usage... I haven''t quite fully figured out the cache myself
I don't understand why same or same-prefixed tokens are not considered again. When I input the word boyy (assuming it's English), the first time it displays all corrections, but then it ignores all consequent checks for boyy, boy, bo, b, without any corrections. I bet it is done on purpose, I looked up -- probably
init_input(char* line)
is responsible for behavior (I assume it tries to cache it, but why and how?). Is it really done on purpose? If yes, how to make use of it? Thank you!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: