Commit work on new adjective structure

scripts/extract_adj_toml.py

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+import yaml
+import toml
+
+data = yaml.safe_load(open('src/yaml/adj.all.yaml'))
+
+similars = {}
+defs = {}
+members = {}
+ssids = []
+
+for ssid, synset in data.items():
+    if synset['partOfSpeech'] == 's':
+        similars[ssid] = synset['similar'][0]
+        ssids.append(ssid)
+    elif synset['partOfSpeech'] == 'a':
+        ssids.append(ssid)
+    defs[ssid] = synset['definition'][0]
+    members[ssid] = synset['members']
+
+data = {}
+i = 0
+for ssid in ssids:
+    if ssid not in similars:
+        data[ssid] = {'definition': defs[ssid], 'members': ", ".join(members[ssid]) }
+    else:
+        data[ssid] = {'definition': defs[ssid], 'members': ", ".join(members[ssid]) ,
+                      'hypernym': ", ".join(members[similars[ssid]]),
+                      'hypernym_definition': defs[similars[ssid]]}
+    if len(data) > 1000:
+        with open(f"adj/adj_{i}.toml", "w") as f:
+            f.write("""# - `hypernym`: For these it must be the case that "if something is X, then it is also Y". For example, if something is moribund then it is also dying. 
+# - `antonym`: These words have opposite meanings, they are often prefixed with 'un-' or 'dis-'. For example, if something is moral then it is not immoral.
+# - `pertainym`: The word means 'of or pertaining to X' and is often morphologically related. For example, if something is 'oceanic' then it is of or pertaining to the ocean.
+# - `scalar`: The adjective refers to a value on a scale. For example, 'hot' relates to 'temperature', 'wide' relates to 'width'.
+# - `quality`: This refers to an abstract noun derived from the adjective, often by a suffix such as '-ness' of '-ity'. For example, 'hot' relates to 'hotness', 'wide' relates to 'wideness'.
+# - `present_participle`: This means that the adjective is derived from a verb meaning performing the action currently or repeatedly. The adjective is often the '-ing' form of the verb. For example, 'running' relates to 'run'.
+# - `past_participle`: This means as a result of the verb and is mostly the '-ed' form of the verb. For example, 'run' relates to 'ran'.
+# - `potential`: This means that it is possible for this verb to be done to something and is often the '-able' form of the verb. For example, 'readable' relates to 'read'.
+# - `lack`: The adjective means the lack of something, and often corresponds to the '-less' form of the adjective. For example, 'careless' relates to 'care'.
+# - `fullness`: The adjective means being full of something, and often corresponds to the '-ful' form of the adjective. For example, 'careful' relates to 'care'.
+# - `resembles`: The adjective means it resembles something, and often corresponds to the '-like' form of the adjective. For example, 'childlike' relates to 'child'.
+""")
+            toml.dump(data, f)
+            data = {}
+            i += 1

scripts/nvim_wordnet.lua

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+local json = require('json')
+-- Function to get the current word under the cursor and insert a message into the buffer
+local function greet_current_word()
+  -- Get the current word under the cursor
+  local current_word = vim.fn.expand('<cword>')
+
+  -- If there is a word, insert the greeting message
+  if current_word ~= "" then
+    local greeting = "Hello, " .. current_word
+
+    -- Get the current cursor position
+    local row, col = unpack(vim.api.nvim_win_get_cursor(0))
+
+    -- Insert the greeting message at the cursor position
+    vim.api.nvim_put({greeting}, 'l', true, true)
+  else
+    print("No word under cursor")
+  end
+end
+
+-- Create a command to call the function
+vim.api.nvim_create_user_command(
+  'GreetCurrentWord',
+  greet_current_word,
+  { nargs = 0 }
+)
+
+-- Optionally, you can create a key mapping to call the command
+vim.api.nvim_set_keymap(
+  'n', 
+  '<leader>g', 
+  ':GreetCurrentWord<CR>', 
+  { noremap = true, silent = true }
+)
+