An autocomplete-plus provider completing Sanskrit words with the hint of English explanation.
This package requires autocomplete-plus and fuzzaldrin.
The package fuzzaldrin is one of the core package of atom which has been installed by default. This package offers a fuzzy match function which is useful for uncertain words. The dictionary is based on the Oxford advanced learner dictionary.
Autocomplete dictionaries are categorised into several groups such as kaavya, declined, veda etc.. You can choose which categories are to be used. (See representative screenshot below)
For the defined file types, it will complete automatically. Like the figure shows below.
The default setting includes text file, latex file, markdown file, null grammar file. If you need to add your file type, add the type string in the setting panel.
To enable completion for your current file type, open one of the file and put your cursor in, open the Command Palette (cmd+shift+p or ctrl+shift+p), and run the: "Log Cursor Scope" command. This will trigger a notification which will contain a list of scopes. The first scope that's listed is the one you should add to the list of scopes in the settings for the package. Here are some examples: .source.gfm (markdown file), .text.plain (text file), .text.tex.latex (latex file).
- You can add new word lists to dicts folder.
- Use some library like https://github.com/tuxor1337/stardict.js?files=1 to look up meanings and /or words from stardict files.
- Inspired by autocomplete-en-en.
- License: MIT