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fix typos #38186
fix typos #38186
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@@ -267,6 +271,7 @@ screenleft-screentop | |||
Scrupulum | |||
seakale | |||
serverstart | |||
shhhh |
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shhhh |
The shhhh
is a wrong spelling of sh
. I think hush
or shush
are the correct words for the context.
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Uhhhh... "Shhhh" is a common way to express an elongated "sh". Like "Uhhhhh" or "ahhhhh" are the same as "uh" or "ah".
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But how many h
is the standard? Or any number of 'h' is acceptable: shh
, shhh
, shhhh
, or sh+
?
I am not trying to be critical here merge as you see fit.
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Any "h" is acceptable. I don't think we use it a lot anyway, but I'm okay to use sh+
here.
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I'm okay to use
sh+
here.
Is this kind of pattern supported? I thought we were limited to hardcoded string values
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I don't think that's valid in a custom dictionary. sh+
means "it must be combined with another word as a prefix to be valid". I can move it to the ignored patterns though, if so desired; I just don't think it's common enough.
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I can move it to the ignored patterns though, if so desired; I just don't think it's common enough.
No I think we're good, thanks 👍🏻
@bsmith, if this has stalled because of my comment, then the changes look good to me. |
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Looks good, tnx 👍🏻
Fix #38185