Add to dictionary from command line

[pbogut]

First of all, nice tool, thanks for doing that.

Is there a way to add a word to dictionary from command line (without interactive mode)?

I'm using this as a linter checker. It works great, however, when I'm in Vim I can't (actually I could but I don't want to) use it in interactive mode. But I still would like to have a way to add a word to dictionary. So something like scspell --add-to-natural-dictionary myfancyword would be great.

[pbogut]

Would you accept PR if I implement this feature? I'm fancy doing that.

If so, which version would you prefer?

• One argument per dictionary:
  • --add-to-natural-dict WORD
  • --add-to-programing-dict {EXTENTION|NAME|FILE} WORD
  • --add-to-file-dict FILE WORD
• One argument with different parameters:
  • --add-to-dict DICT_TYPE [EXTENTION|NAME|FILE] WORD

Or maybe even different approach?

[myint]

Sure, I'll accept a pull request. The latter approach with varying parameters seems preferable to avoid clutter.