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@aidenlx/chs-patch
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A patch for Obsidian's built-in CodeMirror Editor to support Simplified Chinese word splitting
A patch for Obsidian's built-in CodeMirror Editor to support Simplified Chinese word splitting
增加 Obsidian 内置编辑器的(简体)中文分词支持,使得编辑模式的双击可以选中中文
Special Thanks to @linonetwo for the chs word splitting module
Obsidian's Default Word Splitting 默认分词 | Patched 安装插件后 |
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The required API feature is only available for Obsidian v0.10.0+.
本插件仅支持0.10.0以上的版本
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A patch for Obsidian's built-in CodeMirror Editor to support Simplified Chinese word splitting
We found that @aidenlx/chs-patch demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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