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# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2023 Blender Authors
#
# SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0-or-later
# these must be all lower case for comparisons
dict_custom = {
# Added to newer versions of the dictionary,
# we can remove these when the updated word-lists have been applied to aspell-en.
"accessor",
"accessors",
"completer",
"completers",
"enqueue",
"enqueued",
"enqueues",
"intrinsics",
"iterable",
"parallelization",
"parallelized",
"pipelining",
"polygonization",
"prepend",
"prepends",
"rasterize",
"reachability",
"runtime",
"runtimes",
"serializable",
"unary",
"variadic",
# Correct spelling, update the dictionary, here:
# https://github.com/en-wl/wordlist
"accessor",
"accumulatively",
"additively",
"adjoint",
"adjugate",
"affectable",
"alignable",
"allocatable",
"allocator",
"allocators",
"anisotropic",
"anisotropy",
"atomicity",
"bindless",
"bitwise",
"blocky",
"boolean",
"borderless",
"breaked",
"callables",
"canonicalization",
"canonicalize",
"canonicalized",
"canonicalizing",
"catadioptric",
"checksums",
"chrominance",
"clearcoat",
"codecs",
"collapser",
"collinear",
"comparator",
"comparators",
"compilable",
"confusticate",
"confusticated",
"constructability",
"constructible",
"coplanarity",
"copyable",
"counterforce",
"criterium",
"crosshair",
"crosstalk",
"cumulate",
"cumulated",
"customizable",
"deallocate",
"deallocated",
"deallocating",
"decompressor",
"decorrelated",
"decrement",
"decrementing",
"deduplicate",
"deduplicates",
"deduplicating",
"deduplication",
"defocus",
"degeneracies",
"deletable",
"deleter",
"denoised",
"denoiser",
"denoising",
"denormalized",
"dereference",
"dereferenced",
"dereferences",
"dereferencing",
"derivates",
"desaturate",
"designator",
"despeckled",
"destructor",
"destructors",
"dialogs",
"digitizers",
"dihedral",
"directionality",
"discoverability",
"discretization",
"discretized",
"discretizes",
"downcasting",
"draggable",
"drawable",
"durations",
"eachother",
"editability",
"effector",
"effectors",
"elementwise",
"embedder",
"enablement",
"enqueueing",
"equiangular",
"extrema",
"fallbacks",
"finalizer",
"flippable",
"flushable",
"formatter",
"formatters",
"foveation",
"generatrix",
"glitchy",
"haptics",
"highlightable",
"homogenous",
"ideographic",
"illuminant",
"imbricated",
"impactful",
"incrementation",
"initializer",
"initializers",
"inlining",
"instancer",
"instancers",
"instantiable",
"instantiation",
"instantiations",
"interdependencies",
"interferences",
"interocular",
"interpolator",
"invariance",
"invariant",
"invariants",
"invisibilities",
"irradiance",
"iteratively",
"jitteryness",
"keyless",
"linearize",
"linearized",
"linearizes",
"linearizing",
"linkable",
"lockless",
"looper",
"loopers",
"losslessly",
"luminances",
"mappable",
"merchantability",
"mergeable",
"minimalistic",
"misconfiguration",
"misconfigured",
"modally",
"modifyability",
"monoscopy",
"monospaced",
"mutators",
"natively",
"nullable",
"occludee",
"occluder",
"occluders",
"octant",
"octants",
"optionals",
"orthogonalize",
"orthogonally",
"orthonormalize",
"orthonormalized",
"overridable",
"paddings",
"paintable",
"pannable",
"parallelepiped",
"parallelize",
"parallelizing",
"parameterization",
"parameterless",
"parametrization",
"parentless",
"passepartout",
"passthrough",
"performant",
"piecewise",
"pixelate",
"pixelated",
"pixelation",
"pixelisation",
"planarity",
"planarize",
"polygonizer",
"polytope",
"postfix",
"postfixes",
"postprocess",
"postprocessed",
"pre-filtered",
"pre-multiplied",
"precalculate",
"precisions",
"precomputations",
"precompute",
"precomputed",
"precomputing",
"prefetch",
"prefetching",
"prefilter",
"prefiltered",
"prefiltering",
"premutliplied",
"preorder",
"prepend",
"prepending",
"preprocess",
"preprocessing",
"preprocessor",
"preprocessors",
"preventively",
"probabilistically",
"procedurally",
"profiler",
"programmatically",
"purgeability",
"quadratically",
"queryable",
"rasterizer",
"rasterizes",
"rasterizing",
"reallocations",
"realtime",
"rebalancing",
"rebase",
"recomputation",
"recurse",
"recursed",
"recurses",
"recursing",
"recursivity",
"redefinitions",
"redisplay",
"redistributions",
"registerable",
"reimplement",
"reimplemented",
"reimplementing",
"remappable",
"remapper",
"remappings",
"remesher",
"rendeder",
"renderable",
"renormalize",
"renormalized",
"reparameterization",
"reparametization",
"representable",
"reprojected",
"reprojecting",
"reprojection",
"reprojections",
"repurpose",
"rescaled",
"respecialized",
"resynced",
"resyncing",
"retiming",
"reusability",
"saveable",
"schemas",
"scrollable",
"serializers",
"sharpnesses",
"sidedness",
"simplices",
"situationally",
"skinnable",
"skippable",
"sortable",
"stepsize",
"stepwise",
"stitchable",
"subclass",
"subclasses",
"subclassing",
"subdirectories",
"subdirectory",
"suboptimally",
"subrange",
"subtractive",
"subtype",
"subtypes",
"superset",
"symmetrizable",
"symmetrize",
"symmetrized",
"targetless",
"targetless",
"teleporting",
"templating",
"tertiarily",
"tokenize",
"tokenizing",
"transcode",
"transmissive",
"triangulations",
"triangulator",
"trilinear",
"tunable",
"unadjusted",
"unalignable",
"unallocated",
"unapplied",
"unapply",
"unassign",
"unbake",
"unbuffered",
"uncached",
"uncategorized",
"unclaim",
"unclamped",
"unclipped",
"uncollapsed",
"uncomment",
"uncommented",
"uncompacted",
"uncomputed",
"unconfigured",
"unconvert",
"undefine",
"undefined",
"undeform",
"undeformed",
"undeformed",
"undisplaced",
"undistored",
"undistorted",
"undistorting",
"unduplicated",
"uneditable",
"unflagged",
"unflip",
"unfoldable",
"unformatted",
"unfreed",
"ungrabbed",
"ungrabbing",
"ungroup",
"ungrouped",
"ungrouping",
"ungrown",
"unhandled",
"unhidden",
"unhide",
"unintuitive",
"unkeyed",
"unkeyed",
"unkeyframed",
"unlink",
"unlinkable",
"unlinked",
"unlinking",
"unlinks",
"unmap",
"unmapped",
"unmark",
"unmask",
"unmatching",
"unmaximized",
"unmeasurable",
"unminimize",
"unmute",
"unnormalize",
"unnormalized",
"unoptimized",
"unparameterized",
"unparsed",
"unpause",
"unpaused",
"unpoision",
"unproject",
"unquantifiable",
"unreferenced",
"unregister",
"unregistering",
"unregisters",
"unreproducible",
"unscaled",
"unselect",
"unselect",
"unselected",
"unsetting",
"unshadowed",
"unsharp",
"unsqueezed",
"unstretch",
"unsubdivided",
"unsubdividing",
"unsubdivisions",
"unsynchronized",
"untag",
"untagging",
"unterminated",
"untracked",
"untransformed",
"untransformed",
"untrusted",
"untyped",
"unusably",
"unvisited",
"unwritable",
"userless",
"vectorial",
"vectorization",
"vectorized",
"versionable",
"videogrammetry",
"viewports",
"virtualized",
"visibilities",
"volumetrics",
"vortices",
"voxelize",
"workspaces",
"writeable",
"zoomable",
# C/C++/Python types (we could quote every instance but it's impractical).
"enum",
"enums",
"int",
"ints",
"nullptr", # C++ NULL-pointer.
"str",
"tuple",
"tuples",
# python functions
"func",
"repr",
# Accepted concatenations.
"addon",
"addons",
"autocomplete",
"bitmask",
"codegen",
"colospace",
"datablock",
"datablocks",
"keyframe",
"keyframing",
"lookup",
"lookups",
"multithreaded",
"multithreading",
"namespace",
"reparent",
"tooltip",
"unparent",
# Accepted abbreviations.
# "dir", # direction/directory? Too ambiguous, don't use this.
"anim", # animation.
"attr",
"attrs",
"config", # configuration.
"coord",
"coords",
"ctrl", # control (modifier key).
"ie",
"init",
"iter", # iteration.
"multi",
"numpad", # numeric-pad.
"numpads", # numeric-pads.
"ortho",
"recalc",
"resync",
"struct",
"structs",
"subdir",
# General computer terms.
"app",
"ascii",
"autocomplete",
"autorepeat",
"bilinear",
"blit",
"blitting",
"boids",
"booleans",
"codepage",
"contructor",
"decimator",
"decref",
"decrefed",
"decrefing",
"diff",
"diffs",
"endian",
"endianness",
"env",
"euler",
"eulers",
"foo",
"hashable",
"http",
"incref",
"increfed",
"increfing",
"intelisense",
"jitter",
"jittered",
"jittering",
"keymap",
"lerp",
"metadata",
"mutex",
"opengl",
"quantized",
"searchable",
"segfault",
"stdin",
"stdin",
"stdout",
"sudo",
"threadsafe",
"touchpad",
"touchpads",
"trackpad",
"trackpads",
"trilinear",
"unicode",
"usr",
"vert",
"verts",
"voxel",
"voxels",
"wiki",
# specific computer terms/brands
"ack",
"amiga",
"cmake",
"ffmpeg",
"freebsd",
"linux",
"manpage",
"mozilla",
"nvidia",
"openexr",
"posix",
"qtcreator",
"unix",
"valgrind",
"wayland",
"xinerama",
# general computer graphics terms
"atomics",
"barycentric",
"bezier",
"bicubic",
"bitangent",
"centroid",
"colinear",
"compositing",
"coplanar",
"crypto",
"deinterlace",
"emissive",
"fresnel",
"gaussian",
"grayscale",
"kerning",
"lacunarity",
"lossless",
"lossy",
"luma",
"mipmap",
"mipmapped",
"mipmapping",
"mipmaps",
"musgrave",
"n-gon",
"n-gons",
"normals",
"nurbs",
"octree",
"quaternion",
"quaternions",
"radiosity",
"reflectance",
"shader",
"shaders",
"specular",
# Mathematical terms.
"egenvalue",
"egenvalues",
# Blender specific terms.
"animsys",
"animviz",
"bmain",
"bmesh",
"bpy",
"depsgraph",
"doctree",
"editmode",
"eekadoodle",
"fcurve",
"look-dev",
"mathutils",
"obdata",
"userpref",
"userprefs",
# Should have apostrophe but ignore for now unless we want to get really picky!
"indices",
"vertices",
}
# incorrect spelling but ignore anyway
dict_ignore = {
"a-z",
"animatable",
"arg",
"args",
"bool",
"constness",
"dirpath",
"dupli",
"eg",
"filename",
"filenames",
"filepath",
"filepaths",
"hardcoded",
"id-block",
"inlined",
"loc",
"namespace",
"node-trees",
"ok",
"ok-ish",
"param",
"polyline",
"polylines",
"premultiplied",
"premultiply",
"pylint",
"quad",
"readonly",
"submodule",
"submodules",
"tooltips",
"tri",
"ui",
"unfuzzy",
"utils",
"uv",
"vec",
"wireframe",
"x-axis",
"y-axis",
"z-axis",
# acronyms
"api",
"cpu",
"gl",
"gpl",
"gpu",
"gzip",
"hg",
"ik",
"lhs",
"nan",
"nla",
"ppc",
"rgb",
"rhs",
"rna",
"smpte",
"svn",
"utf",
# extensions
"py",
"rst",
"xml",
"xpm",
# tags
"fixme",
"todo",
# sphinx/rst
"rtype",
# slang
"automagically",
"hacky",
"hrmf",
# names
"campbell",
"jahka",
"mikkelsen",
"morten",
# Company names.
"Logitech",
"Wacom",
# Project Names.
"Wayland",
# clang-tidy (for convenience).
"bugprone-suspicious-enum-usage",
"bugprone-use-after-move",
}
# Allow: `un-word`, `re-word` ... etc, in this case only check `word`.
dict_ignore_hyphenated_prefix = {
"de",
"mis",
"non",
"post",
"pre",
"re",
"un",
}
dict_ignore_hyphenated_suffix = {
"ify",
"ish",
"ness",
}
files_ignore = {
"tools/utils_doc/rna_manual_reference_updater.py", # Contains language ID references.
}