plover_retro_stroke
Convert previous translations into strokes by repeating a stroke
GPL-3.0 License
Converts the last X translations to their stroke form, depending on how many times you invoke it.
For example, if you define a stroke for =STR*L= as =retro_stroke, you can type:
#+begin_example Strokes: EU AEUT AEU KAR ROT TP-PL STR*L Translation: I ate a carrot TP-PL
Strokes: EU AEUT AEU KAR ROT TP-PL STRL STRL Translation: I ate a KAR ROT TP-PL
Strokes: EU AEUT AEU KAR ROT TP-PL STRL STRL STR*L Translation: I ate AEU KAR ROT TP-PL #+end_example
and so on.
You can specify the stroke separator and text to go before and after with the syntax =retro_stroke:separator,before,after.
By default the separator is a space and the before and after text is empty.
If you define a stroke as =retro_stroke:/, ,
#+begin_example
Strokes: EU AEUT AEU KAR ROT TP-PL STR*L
Translation: I ate a carrot TP-PL
Strokes: EU AEUT AEU KAR ROT TP-PL STRL STRL
Translation: I ate a KAR/ROT/TP-PL
Strokes: EU AEUT AEU KAR ROT TP-PL STRL STRL STR*L
Translation: I ate AEU/KAR/ROT/TP-PL
#+end_example
You can install this plugin from the command-line with:
#+begin_example git clone https://github.com/sachac/plover_retro_stroke cd plover_retro_stroke plover -s plover_plugins install -e . #+end_example
or
#+begin_example plover -s plover_plugins install git+https://github.com/sachac/plover_retro_stroke.git #+end_example