2021-06-28: Added completion with stroke info.

So here's what I have so far:

• a stroke log (using plover-websocket)
• Clippy suggestions (using inotify to watch clippy.txt)

• a scratch pad that I can quickly add the Clippy suggestions to

  

  Figure 1: stroke log, suggestions, scratch pad

• cheatsheets that pop up with a stroke and pass the next keystroke through so that I can just keep typing

  

  Figure 2: Emily's modifiers cheatsheet

• frequency-sorted word completion with stroke information

  

  Figure 3: This should make fingerspelling easier.

• briefing with Briefpedia suggestions, conflicts, and alternatives for the conflicting entry.

  

  Figure 4: briefing

• steno practice that runs off Org tables or word lists, displays hints, and doesn't require me to star out misstrokes (although I can if I want)

  

  Figure 5: suggestions, phrases

  

  Figure 6: Afterwards, there's a simple review list that includes the entry before the misstroked one.

• word-based commands

  

  Figure 7: I can use friendly names and a custom order for commands, still be able to access all the other commands by name, and have a specific action handle input that doesn't match any of the completions.

• defining briefs from Org Mode tables
• automatically toggling dictionaries for types of prompts (ex: reading outlines)
• automatically toggling modes and removing extra dashes/spaces for things like defining a function
• outlines for toggling Emacs (raising or lowering the window) and other matching windows
• and a plugin that allows dictionary entries such as:
  • {plover:emacs_mx:my/plover-brief-with-check}
  • {plover:emacs_key:M-RET}
  • {plover:emacsclient_current:(my/org-edit-special-dwim)}

It probably won't work for other people yet, but maybe I can play around with ideas and we can try to get some working on other people's computers. Some of the code is in the Plover section of my config (https://sachachua.com/dotemacs#plover), if you want to explore!