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It would be great if we could avoid having to type the source and target language all the time. Instead of doing:
$ dict.cc.py en de body
We could let users configure which languages they would like to be the default, so they could avoid having to type en de all the time (although they can type it if they want non-default options):
$ dict.cc.py body
Two ideas for handling this config:
Config file in the user's home dir (e.g.: ~/.dict.cc.py.yaml)
It would be great if we could avoid having to type the source and target language all the time. Instead of doing:
We could let users configure which languages they would like to be the default, so they could avoid having to type
en de
all the time (although they can type it if they want non-default options):Two ideas for handling this config:
~/.dict.cc.py.yaml
)DICT_CC_PY_LANGS="en de"
)I tend to favor the first approach, but at this complexity level it's a matter of personal taste 🙂
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