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Added a profanity that was introduced in a South Park (TV series) episode about curse words.
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Hi @randolf, thanks for the contribution!
The .json files are the source of truth and build out the corresponding .txt files after running ./bin/build.js
If you're happy with your changes to en.json, you can run the build script and it will generate the desired en.txt file for it.
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| "id": "meecrob", | ||
| "match": "pile of meecrob" |
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This JSON takes pipe-separated values for the match attribute and will turn those into individual items in the en.txt list; the id attribute value isn't added to the .en.txt list from this though.
Based on your original change to en.txt, this would instead be:
| "match": "pile of meecrob" | |
| "match": "meecrob" |
Otherwise, if you wanted to see the full match for either/or you could use:
| "match": "pile of meecrob" | |
| "match": "meecrob|pile of meecrob" |
Though just defining meecrob for the match would probably result in the desired behaviour for most implementations using this list, e.g. piece of meecrob -> piece of *******
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Added a profanity that was introduced in a South Park (TV series) episode about curse words.