siikamiika
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2 years ago I agree that exact text match sometimes has significance. I haven't looked at the code for a while so I am not sure if this is the correct place in code, but I believe that the sort function Translator._sortTermDictionaryEntryDefinitions should take text in Translator.findTerms and use it in addition to the other attributes in each term. Perhaps a distance function [1] or just v1 equals --> 1, v2 equals --> -1 or both equal --> 0.
Description I've noticed this happen on many words. If you have text replacement on (hiragana to katakana here) then sometimes a non exact match will appear first. ごわごわ is one example but it happens to other words as well. It does not appear to be affected by the use of a frequency sorting dictionary.
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