those in the next round.) An <span class="searchmatch">example</span> driver script for adding rhymes is: bag -æɡ dawn -ɔːn fawn -ɔːn thorn -ɔː(r)n An <span class="searchmatch">example</span> "master script" encapsulating...
if grep -q "Rhymes*:" then echo "already has rhyme" exit 1 else exit 0 fi...
#!/bin/sh x=`egrep -n '^== *Pronunciation *==|»'` if echo "$x" | grep -q '[Rr]hyme.*».*[Rr]hyme.*».*[Rr]hyme.*»' then echo "already has breadcrumbs" exit...
file="$1" vowel="$2" syllable="$3" ed - $file <<%EOF% 1i [[Wiktionary:Rhymes|Rhymes]] » [[Rhymes:English|English]] » [[Rhymes:English:Stressed_on_/$vowel/|$vowel]] »...
file="$1" rhyme="$2" rhymebase="Rhymes:English:" if test -z "$file" -o -z "$rhyme" then echo "arg count" >&2 exit 1 fi lang="English" # 1. find English...
script, "wikised" or you can read its more detailed documentation. Actual <span class="searchmatch">examples</span> of specific editing scripts (namely, the two rhyme-related ones used so...
See also: User:<span class="searchmatch">Scsbot</span>/wikised, the initial source of the code here. This is the code for SinBot. and this is the code that shall be followed in order for...
to be passed to the edit script when editing that particular page. For <span class="searchmatch">example</span>, when adding rhymes, the driver script might look like bag -æɡ dawn -ɔːn...