Annotate kanji with multiple element occurences correctly (e.g. mouth3)

sschmidTU / mr-kanji-search-wtk

WTK-Search is a Kanji search engine using (multiple) Wanikani radicals or RTK names, on a RTK element dataset of 3000+ Kanji

https://sschmidtu.github.io/mr-kanji-search-wtk/

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Annotate kanji with multiple element occurences correctly (e.g. mouth3) #15

Closed sschmidTU closed 3 years ago

sschmidTU commented 3 years ago

When annotating the RTK3 kanji (2201.md and up), I didn't notice that 'mouth3' meant 3 mouths, for example. There are a few examples like that, sometimes i added 'two trees' or so as an element.

At least add 'tree2' to the elements there. Though it may be a good idea to have both, so users can search for 'two trees' as well.

good use case for regexes.

sschmidTU commented 3 years ago

Done. Accidentally duplicated this right away in #16 - oops! All the info is there.