[Feature]Auto detect/change case based on input

[tzws]

Is it possible to auto detect and change based on input, just like this plugin did: https://github.com/skywind3000/vim-auto-popmenu

for example, the dictionary contains the word "example", if I type "exa", it will prompt a match in the dropdown list. However, if I type "Exam", there's none matched.

this is my config: ` use 'skywind3000/vim-dict' use { 'uga-rosa/cmp-dictionary', after='nvim-cmp',

config = function()
  require('cmp_dictionary').setup ({
    dic = {
      ["text"] =  string.format('%s/site/pack/packer/start/vim-dict/dict/text.dict',vim.fn.stdpath('data')),
      ["javascript,typescript"] = { string.format('%s/site/pack/packer/start/vim-dict/dict/javascript.dict',vim.fn.stdpath('data')) },
      ["lua"] = { string.format('%s/site/pack/packer/start/vim-dict/dict/lua.dict',vim.fn.stdpath('data')) },
      ["vim"] = { string.format('%s/site/pack/packer/start/vim-dict/dict/vim.dict',vim.fn.stdpath('data')) },
    },
    exact = 2,
    async = false,
    capacity = 5,
    debug = false,
  })
end

} `

[uga-rosa]

I haven't used that plugin before, so please let me know your request more clearly. Do you mean you want the first letter to be case-insensitive?

[uga-rosa]

When you type "Exam", do you want to see "example" or "Example"? I think "Example" is more convenient.

[uga-rosa]

110a80699c845eed65eed9867bbf65d9e428da09 I implemented it in a direction that I think is useful. If I do this for all characters except the first, it may affect performance.

[tzws]

110a806 I implemented it in a direction that I think is useful. If I do this for all characters except the first, it may affect performance.

@uga-rosa Thanks a lot. That's will be very useful when writing documents.

[uga-rosa]

That's good to know. I'll close now that you seem to be satisfied.

[tzws]

When you type "Exam", do you want to see "example" or "Example"? I think "Example" is more convenient.

for example, a dict is like this, all in lower case

...
example
child
entry
...

When I type "exam" in insert mode, it will prompt "example", when I type "Exam" it will prompt "Example", we don't have to put both "example" and "Example" in dict to increase the dict size and processing time.

this is the effect of https://github.com/skywind3000/vim-auto-popmenu

[uga-rosa]

It looks like the current implementation is correct. Thanks for the explanation.