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Workflows

  1. Short
  2. Detailed
  3. Dev

Short

  • Browse output of f in one window (word list).
  • Have a Terminal ready for commits (edit stream).
  • Have a window for getting spelling corrections (Browser URL bar)
  1. Start with the word list.
  2. Copy a token (acecss).
  3. Switch to edit stream terminal.
  4. g (paste)acecss
  5. rs acecss (including a trailing space).
  6. Switch to web browser (focussing URL Bar or a text editor).
  7. (paste)acecss
  8. Get suggested corrected spelling (e.g. down arrow).
  9. Copy
  10. Switch back to edit stream terminal.
  11. Paste: rs acecss access
  12. Switch back to tokenlist window and repeat process.

Detailed

I tend to do:

hg clone git@github.com:jsoref/spelling.git
# get a repository to work on
cd spelling
hg bookmark ignore
# exclude content that shouldn't be spellchecked
hg rm vendor ...
# upstream content
hgrmjunk
# various file types including pictures
hgfilesample
hg rm `hg locate '*.dmg'` ...
# binary content
hg commit -m ignore
hg bookmark spelling
# mark our work
f > ../spelling.txt
# build token list
less ../spelling.txt &
# start looking at the list
ge absolut # because `g absolut` would find `absolute`
# look for a whole misspelled word
rs 'absolut ' 'absolute ' absolute
# correct it
g Actualy
# look for substring
rs Actualy Actually
# correct it
g addess
# look for substring
rs addess address
rs Addess Address
rs ADDESS ADDRESS
# correct each variant
EDITOR=hesort hg histedit ignore
# collapse the fixes
...
# JavaScirpt
g Scirpt
rs Scirpt Script
# JaveScript
g Jave
rs Jave Java
g Javascript
r s/Javascript/JavaScript/g $(g Javascript -l)
b JavaScript
# tag branding fix differently (it will sort elsewhere)
...
ge thi
r 's/thi s/this /g' $(ge thi|gl)
d
# verify the change didn't mess something else up
s this
# commit
...
hg rebase -r 'spelling % ignore' -d master
# exclude the ignore commit(s) and return to master

Dev

If you're reviewing patches:

fchurn repository
patch -d repository -p1 < proposed-commit
fchurn repository

If you're trying to catch typos before you commit:

fchurn repository
pushd repository
# make changes
...
popd
fchurn repository