Saucer

Saucer

This is a minor release of scdr that focused on upgrading the bin scripts included. What to expect with this update is:

• faster download times for your definitions with the addition of controllable multiprocessing (see the -p option).
• faster word digestion with the toggle-ability of the spell corrector (which is now disabled by default because you all can be trusted to spell your words right)
  • By the way autocorrect is now done with a different library.
• flake8 and pycodestyle-compatible syntax (I eliminated a bunch of linting warnings).

Cantilever

Cantilever

This new release of SCDR completely changes the structure of the code, as it applies a python package structure to it. Among that this new update includes:

• a setup.py
• a bin command (define) that can be executed upon install
• a more modular design, dictionary.py, now define.py, can be used as a package to find definitions for your own python program

Fiddleback

Fiddleback

The first stable, complete release of SCDR. This version has:

• spelling correction
• the defining of words
  • the formatting of definitions
  • correct parsing of definition xml files
• a command line interface
• modularity
• command line customization
• And loads more!

Yay! What is lacking in this release is Microsoft Windows support.