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* Descriptions only appear if the regex has it. We only have 2 regex with descriptions. * Descriptions with links are embedded as hyperlinks, this doesn't work on CMD but tbh microsoft is slowly moving to Windows Terminal and who really cares if the link works. * Descriptions are "naturalised" so they have a lowercase first letter and end with a full stop. * Regex with URLs are shown too, they use both Rich hyperlinking and just printing the URL. These regex are rare. The idea is that if someone comes across lat / long coords, their next stop is Google Maps. We can take them directly there, eliminating the middleman and improving user experience. Unforunately due to iface I can only show links at the checkers returned level, not near the plaintext :-(
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#650 solves the issues raised in the body of the PR, should be okay now 👍🏻 |
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^^ Test greppable mode for this btw |
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These regex are rare. The idea is that if someone comes across lat / long coords, their next stop is Google Maps. We can take them directly there, eliminating the middleman and improving user experience.
Unfortunately due to iface I can only show links at the checkers returned level, not near the plaintext :-(]
Note: In the next version of
pywhatthe wikipedia link is turned into a hyperlink, so it's not as ugly.PS: I don't know why the 2nd link isn't coming up as blue, but when we move to hyperlinks in bee-san/pyWhat#32 it should be okay :-)