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10 changes: 10 additions & 0 deletions packages/no-fn-tilde/0.1.0/README.md
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# No FN Tilde

## US 🇺🇸

I used a ZIYOULANG K68 keyboard for a long time, which does not have a dedicated tilde key. This makes typing uncomfortable, as entering a tilde requires pressing three keys (Fn + Shift + Esc). This package aims to reduce the need to manually type the tilde in Portuguese words ending in ção and ções by automatically inserting it when appropriate.

## PT-BR 🇺🇸
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Usei por um bom tempo um teclado ZIYOULANG K68, o qual não possui uma tecla dedicada para til, o que causa um desconforto, visto que é necessário pressionar 3 teclas para acionar o til (fn + shift + esc), esse pacote visa diminuir a necessidade de acionar o til em palavras terminadas em ção e ções, auto adicionando o til automaticamente.

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name: "no-fn-tilde"
title: "No FN Tilde"
description: A simple package to help type words with tildes on ANSI keyboards without a dedicated tilde key
homepage: "https://github.com/ArturNTx/nofntilde"
version: 0.1.0
author: Artur V. Neto
tags: ["pt-br", "ansi", "tilde"]

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For compatibility with https://hub.espanso.org/portuguese-accents, would it be appropriate to add "portuguese" and"languages" tags?

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matches:
- regex: "\\b(?P<word>\\w*)çao\\b"

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For Regex efficiency, I would suggest replacing the "w*" with "w+" in both instances (unless you want to pick up "çao" and "çoes" on their own, rather than just as word suffixes).

replace: "{{word}}ção"
- regex: "\\b(?P<word>\\w*)çoes\\b"
replace: "{{word}}ções"
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