Talk:Lexicon Lookup (Lookup Specification) - Revision history

Dgreenwood: /* Reanna Patton 10/29/2025 */

2025-10-30T13:56:06Z

Reanna Patton 10/29/2025

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	* For headers, aren't we only using upper cases for objects, activities, etc. in Grooper? So instead of "How to Add and Configure a Lexicon for Lookup Use" would it be "How to add and configure a Lexicon for Lookup use"? Same for a few of the other headers.		* For headers, aren't we only using upper cases for objects, activities, etc. in Grooper? So instead of "How to Add and Configure a Lexicon for Lookup Use" would it be "How to add and configure a Lexicon for Lookup use"? Same for a few of the other headers.
	** '''I don't recall this one either, so I just went with typical title casing.'''		** '''I don't recall this one either, so I just went with typical title casing.'''
	** Dylan 10/30.2025 Sentence case is the newer standard for section headings. This is to distinguish between Grooper objects (capitalized) and regular words. It's also Wikipedia's standard. The title should be "How to add and configure a Lexicon for lookup use"		** Dylan 10/30/2025 Sentence case is the newer standard for section headings. This is to distinguish between Grooper objects (capitalized) and regular words. It's also Wikipedia's standard. The title should be "How to add and configure a Lexicon for lookup use"

Dgreenwood: /* Reanna Patton 10/29/2025 */

2025-10-30T13:55:46Z

Reanna Patton 10/29/2025

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	* Didn't we decide that we weren't going to use underscores in our naming conventions anymore? So Media:2025_Wiki_Lexicon-Lookup_Batch.zip would be Media:2025 Wiki Lexicon-Lookup Batch.zip? Honestly, not sure it matters that much.		* Didn't we decide that we weren't going to use underscores in our naming conventions anymore? So Media:2025_Wiki_Lexicon-Lookup_Batch.zip would be Media:2025 Wiki Lexicon-Lookup Batch.zip? Honestly, not sure it matters that much.
	** '''I can't remember if we said we weren't going to use them, or if it was up to the user.'''		** '''I can't remember if we said we weren't going to use them, or if it was up to the user.'''
			*** Dylan 10/30/2025 I don't know where we landed on that. I don't think it really matters that much tbh. I don't thing the spaces/underscores/dashes thing matters as long as the title has (1) the version number (2) the word Wiki (3) the article short name (no heading/type classification needed) and (4) whether it's a Batch or a Project.
	* For headers, aren't we only using upper cases for objects, activities, etc. in Grooper? So instead of "How to Add and Configure a Lexicon for Lookup Use" would it be "How to add and configure a Lexicon for Lookup use"? Same for a few of the other headers.		* For headers, aren't we only using upper cases for objects, activities, etc. in Grooper? So instead of "How to Add and Configure a Lexicon for Lookup Use" would it be "How to add and configure a Lexicon for Lookup use"? Same for a few of the other headers.
	** '''I don't recall this one either, so I just went with typical title casing.'''		** '''I don't recall this one either, so I just went with typical title casing.'''
			** Dylan 10/30.2025 Sentence case is the newer standard for section headings. This is to distinguish between Grooper objects (capitalized) and regular words. It's also Wikipedia's standard. The title should be "How to add and configure a Lexicon for lookup use"

Randallkinard: /* Reanna Patton 10/29/2025 */

2025-10-30T13:08:10Z

Reanna Patton 10/29/2025

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	=== Reanna Patton 10/29/2025 ===		=== Reanna Patton 10/29/2025 ===
	* Didn't we decide that we weren't going to use underscores in our naming conventions anymore? So Media:2025_Wiki_Lexicon-Lookup_Batch.zip would be Media:2025 Wiki Lexicon-Lookup Batch.zip? Honestly, not sure it matters that much.		* Didn't we decide that we weren't going to use underscores in our naming conventions anymore? So Media:2025_Wiki_Lexicon-Lookup_Batch.zip would be Media:2025 Wiki Lexicon-Lookup Batch.zip? Honestly, not sure it matters that much.
			** '''I can't remember if we said we weren't going to use them, or if it was up to the user.'''
	* For headers, aren't we only using upper cases for objects, activities, etc. in Grooper? So instead of "How to Add and Configure a Lexicon for Lookup Use" would it be "How to add and configure a Lexicon for Lookup use"? Same for a few of the other headers.		* For headers, aren't we only using upper cases for objects, activities, etc. in Grooper? So instead of "How to Add and Configure a Lexicon for Lookup Use" would it be "How to add and configure a Lexicon for Lookup use"? Same for a few of the other headers.
			** '''I don't recall this one either, so I just went with typical title casing.'''

Rpatton at 21:51, 29 October 2025

2025-10-29T21:51:14Z

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	*Under the Column Delimiter subsection in the General section, shouldn't "lexicon" be capitalized in the following sentence: "When the lexicon contains multi-column values, specifies the separator character used between columns." It's capitalized everywhere else.		*Under the Column Delimiter subsection in the General section, shouldn't "lexicon" be capitalized in the following sentence: "When the lexicon contains multi-column values, specifies the separator character used between columns." It's capitalized everywhere else.
	** '''Randall Kinard 10/28/2025 - addressed'''		** '''Randall Kinard 10/28/2025 - addressed'''

			=== Reanna Patton 10/29/2025 ===
			* Didn't we decide that we weren't going to use underscores in our naming conventions anymore? So Media:2025_Wiki_Lexicon-Lookup_Batch.zip would be Media:2025 Wiki Lexicon-Lookup Batch.zip? Honestly, not sure it matters that much.
			* For headers, aren't we only using upper cases for objects, activities, etc. in Grooper? So instead of "How to Add and Configure a Lexicon for Lookup Use" would it be "How to add and configure a Lexicon for Lookup use"? Same for a few of the other headers.

Randallkinard: /* Devon 10/28/2025 */

2025-10-29T14:29:41Z

Devon 10/28/2025

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	=== Devon 10/28/2025 ===		=== Devon 10/28/2025 ===
	*Under the Column Delimiter subsection in the General section, shouldn't "lexicon" be capitalized in the following sentence: "When the lexicon contains multi-column values, specifies the separator character used between columns." It's capitalized everywhere else.		*Under the Column Delimiter subsection in the General section, shouldn't "lexicon" be capitalized in the following sentence: "When the lexicon contains multi-column values, specifies the separator character used between columns." It's capitalized everywhere else.
	** '''addressed'''		** '''Randall Kinard 10/28/2025 - addressed'''

Randallkinard: /* Devon 10/28/2025 */

2025-10-29T14:25:22Z

Devon 10/28/2025

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	=== Devon 10/28/2025 ===		=== Devon 10/28/2025 ===
	*Under the Column Delimiter subsection in the General section, shouldn't "lexicon" be capitalized in the following sentence: "When the lexicon contains multi-column values, specifies the separator character used between columns." It's capitalized everywhere else.		*Under the Column Delimiter subsection in the General section, shouldn't "lexicon" be capitalized in the following sentence: "When the lexicon contains multi-column values, specifies the separator character used between columns." It's capitalized everywhere else.
			** '''addressed'''

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2025-10-28T22:25:08Z

Created page with "=== Devon 10/28/2025 === *Under the Column Delimiter subsection in the General section, shouldn't "lexicon" be capitalized in the following sentence: "When the lexicon contains multi-column values, specifies the separator character used between columns." It's capitalized everywhere else."

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=== Devon 10/28/2025 ===
*Under the Column Delimiter subsection in the General section, shouldn't "lexicon" be capitalized in the following sentence: "When the lexicon contains multi-column values, specifies the separator character used between columns." It's capitalized everywhere else.