Make number of element occurences searchable (e.g. tree2)

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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Make number of element occurences searchable (e.g. tree2) #16

Closed sschmidTU closed 3 years ago

sschmidTU commented 3 years ago

Mostly already functional, except for WK radicals that differ from RTK and some RTK3+ (2200.md+) kanji that i forgot to annotate that way.

example:

sschmidTU commented 3 years ago

[X] Also check for number at beginning, e.g. 2tree - we can just similarly check for this (save occurences) and make tree2 out of it. -> add occurences also from first letter of the inputRadical if a digit

sschmidTU commented 3 years ago

Checked all kanji 2200.md until 3046.md in the rtk3-remain folder by eye, checked all occurences of "two s", "three s", etc. (regex: elements: .*two .*s, etc. - except two hands doesn't have anything to do with this) Kanji 1-2200 from RTK1 should be fine since the start, since they were already annotated by my predecessor.