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Honestly not sure if this is a great idea... We'd want to duplicate the match len(dict.items()) times, one for each entry. An example usage would be:
len(dict.items())
(resources/variables/lookups.json)
resources/variables/lookups.json
{ "opposites": { "bad": "good", "small": {"IN": ["big", "long", "large"]} } }
and in the match_dict:
resources/match_dicts/opposite_matches.json
... "not-opposite" : { "PATTERNS": [ { "TEXT": "$LOOKUP:opposites.key" } ], "SUGGESTIONS": [ [ { "TEXT": "$LOOKUP:opposites.value" } ] ] }
This would generate len(opposites.items()) entries in the match dict, copying the other properties like hooks and description.
len(opposites.items())
Do we like this syntax? Other thoughts?
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Honestly not sure if this is a great idea... We'd want to duplicate the match
len(dict.items())
times, one for each entry. An example usage would be:(
resources/variables/lookups.json
)and in the match_dict:
resources/match_dicts/opposite_matches.json
This would generate
len(opposites.items())
entries in the match dict, copying the other properties like hooks and description.Do we like this syntax? Other thoughts?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: