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# The following snippet produces a choice Form and then uses 
# a shell script to swap its input for different values.
# It's an alternative to label: & id: use, that 
# enables the use of the choice: drop-down facility

  - trigger: :test
    replace: "{{output}}"
    vars:
      - name: form1
        type: form

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# Release schema for VSCode/VSCodium/Vim
# yaml-language-server: $schema=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/espanso/espanso/dev/schemas/match.schema.json

matches:

  # Trigger to add corrected spellings to my_spellings.yml
  # Copy the incorrect and correct words, separated by a space, and type ":spell"

  - trigger: :spell
    replace: "{{Output}}"

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# Export smallest unique contractions of a list of words for Espanso

from collections import defaultdict

def shortest_unique_component(word, words_count):
    if words_count is None:
        return None
    
    for i in range(len(word)):
        contraction = word[:i+1]

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# Espanso draft form and output for Bswizzles
  - trigger: /mse
    replace: >
       Client presented as age {{form1.age}} and was {{form1.alert}}.
       Client was {{form1.calm}} and {{form1.attended}} to the interview.
       Client was dressed in {{form1.clothing}} clothing appropriate for the
       setting with {{form1.hygiene}} as though {{form1.not1}} regularly
       attending to ADLs.
       Eye contact was {{form1.wnl}}. Speech was {{form1.rtv}}.
       Client reported mood as {{form1.mood}}.

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# A case-insensitive trigger expansion with word: true functionality.
# Triggered by "example ????", "EXAMPLE ?????", "exaMPLe ????" etc.:

  - regex: (?i)\bexample(?P<w>\W)
    replace: Something{{w}}

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## Script to convert Markdown to Plain text, using an Espanso trigger:

#!/usr/bin/env pwsh

param (
    [string]$markdownText
)

# Function to convert Markdown to plain text
function Convert-MarkdownToText {

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# espanso configuration file

# yaml-language-server: $schema=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/espanso/espanso/dev/schemas/config.schema.json

# For a complete introduction, visit the official docs at: https://espanso.org/docs/

# You can use this file to define the global configuration options for espanso.
# These are the parameters that will be used by default on every application,
# but you can also override them on a per-application basis.

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# Espanso trigger to be used in conjunction with the script test_pynput.py
# Uses the Python pynput library to inject text, instead of Espanso. Enables the 
# addition of pauses (sleep) and <Tab> etc. keys and can include Espanso {{variables}}
# See https://pynput.readthedocs.io/en/latest/keyboard.html#controlling-the-keyboard
# Supports type, tap, press, release, and sleep
# Whilst you can add to the replace:, anything there will be injected AFTER the script's
# output

  - trigger: :delay
    replace: '{{output}}'

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# Espanso doesn't support replacements which include delays
# A solution is to ignore Espanso's own replace and use another tool to inject characters
# Similar methods are available for Windows PowerShell using e.g.: 
# (New-Object -ComObject wscript.shell).SendKeys

  #  Snippet to inject text using xdotool
  - trigger: ":xd"
    replace: "{{output}}"
    vars:
      - name: output

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#!/bin/bash

# A slightly more efficient version of espanso_move.sh which utilises xwininfo.

# Espanso doesn't facilitate repositioning of its Search or Choice etc. windows.
# If the following script is running in the background, it will await the opening
# of the window, and move it to the top left of the screen.
# Adjust the middle two coordinates (,0,0,) for a different position, and reduce 
# the lower sleep value (included to reduce CPU load) if it's too slow