I have written a plugin recently to use multiple backends for thesaurus checking and replacing. Currently i have only written 3 backends(thesaurus.com, mthesaur.txt and datamuse.com) for it and the checking is sequential, stopping at the first successful query to save query time. I wonder what can I do from this point to make it more useful.
https://github.com/Ron89/thesaurus_query.vim
On Sunday, February 14, 2016 at 10:57:10 PM UTC+8, Guido Milanese wrote:
> With my warmest thanks to all those who replied to my question, I take the liberty of posting a sort of summary about "thesauri" and the like.
>
> 1. *ENGLISH ONLY*
> 1a. Spelling checkers
> The internal spelling checkers are excellent -- several varieties of the language.
>
> 1b. Grammar checkers
> As suggested by Russ <russurquhart1@verizon.net> I tried the grammar checker plugin for the LanguageTool grammar checker: http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=3223
> Very good, even if a bit slow.
>
> 1c. Thesauri
> Following the example posted by Nicola <nvitacolonna@gmail.com>, I checked the word "abbreviate" with 3 different options, and this is what I've got:
>
> /PLUGIN FOR ONLINE THESAURUS/
> http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=4588
> Main entry: abbreviate
> Definition: verb shorten
> Synonyms: abridge, compress, abstract, clip, condense, contract, cut,
> digest, encapsulate, pare, prune, reduce, summarize, trim, boil down, cut
> back, cut down, cut off, cut out, get to the meat, put in a nutshell, take
> out
> Definition: verb cut short an activity
> Synonyms: abort, truncate, curtail, restrict, stop short
>
> /PLUGIN FOR AIKSAURUS/
> https://github.com/slackhead/vim-vaiksaurus
> written and suggested by David Woodfall <dave@dawoodfall.net>
> === void =====================
> abbreviate, abridge, bowdlerize, censor, cross out, delete, edit, erase,
> expunge, expurgate, kill, omit, rescind, rub out, strike off, strike
> out, void
> === truncate =================
> abbreviate, abridge, abstract, bob, boil down, compress, condense, crop,
> curtail, cut back, cut down, elide, epitomize, foreshorten, mow, nip,
> prune, reap, recap, recapitulate, shave, shear, snub, stunt, sum up,
> summarize, take in, telescope, truncate
> === reduce ===================
> abbreviate, abridge, censor, circumscribe, compact, compress, concentrate,
> condense, congest, consolidate, constrict, contract, cram, curtail,
> decrease, draw in, knit, limit, narrow, pucker, purse, reduce, restrict,
> shorten, solidify, strangle, wrinkle
>
> ONLINE THESAURUS (no plugin as far as I know)
> http://trovami.altervista.org/en/sinonimi
> Synonyms of abbreviate:
> (verb) reduce
> (verb) abridge, foreshorten, shorten, cut, contract, reduce, decrease, lessen, minify, expand (antonym)
>
> Different offer -- all of them useful in their own way.
>
> #############################################
>
> 2. *NOT ENGLISH OR MORE THAN ONE LANGUAGE*
> 2a. Spelling checkers
> The internal spelling checkers are excellent. I frequently use several languages in the same document. For example, English, Latin, and Italian. Using the internal spelling checker (set set spelllang=en,la,it) it's all right.
>
> 2b. Grammar checkers
> The plugin mentioned at (1b) is OK, because, if you do not set a particular language at installation time, the programme reads the current setting from /spelllang=/. Good if you are writing in ONE language, anyway.
>
> 2c. Thesauri
> * Standalone: only English -- see above.
> * Online: see the online thesaurus (no plugin as far as I know)
> http://trovami.altervista.org/en/sinonimi -- works for 9 languages.
>
> As a conclusion, since in my case the reason why I was using TexStudio (writing LaTeX) was the English thesaurus, but for anything else I prefer (g)vim + the LaTeX plugin, I see no reason to leave (g)vim and I find it superior for the ability of spelling checker in various languages in the same document.
>
> If this document may be of some general interest, I can elaborate it and keep it updated.
> Thank you as usual, guido (italy)
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