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I actually entirely agree. I wanted to try the hyphenating "fix" for the sake of completeness, but there are simply too many combinations to add to the dictionary. I'll push out a release asap, undoing the change.
I just want to say that I really appreciate your issues @Agent-E11. You've actually been a huge help. I've reverted the changes. As it turns out, pre should actually be it's own word, it just can only be used in certain grammatical contexts. As I mentioned in #101, if there are any other prefixes that should be added to Harper's dictionary, reopen the ticket and I'll make the changes.
Now that "harper recognizes hyphenated words as single tokens", hyphenated adjectives are flagged:
I actually can't even think of any words that it doesn't flag. Even
non-null
, the example given in the release notes, doesn't work.Personally, I prefer the old way, where it just checked the individual words.
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