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The Microsoft Terminal GitHub repository features a spell checking configuration with files like allow/*.txt, reject.txt, excludes.txt, patterns/*.txt, candidate.patterns, line_forbidden.patterns, expect/*.txt, and advice.md for various purposes. Detailed formats available.
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The Microsoft Terminal GitHub repository contains a configuration for spell checking. The configuration includes various files such as allow/*.txt for adding words to the dictionary, reject.txt for removing words, excludes.txt for ignoring files entirely, patterns/*.txt for ignoring patterns in checked lines, candidate.patterns for suggesting patterns, line_forbidden.patterns for flagging patterns, expect/*.txt for expected words not in the dictionary, and advice.md for GitHub comments on unrecognized words. Each file has a specific purpose and format detailed in the repository. For more information or assistance, further details can be provided upon request.
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10 commentsWhich anyone who knows how to actually use a terminal should have upgraded to years ago anyway, mind you.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semigraphics
but I've fallen out of the habit because it's a hassle to get them to display right all of the time on the web.
One of my favorite terminals of all times were the DEC ReGIS terminals
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ReGIS
which supported a set of commands similar to the drawing commands in BASIC back in the day but supported more and better colors than home computers at the time and could also freely mix graphics and text. Since the PDP-11 supported BASIC you could write graphical programs in BASIC that would draw on the terminal using the right character sequences.
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