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It works on the same premise as Buschwichtel’s and formerly Mempo’s versions. When answering, you can now input multiple answers. For meaning or name, please separate by a semicolon ( ; ) or a slash (/). For reading, it has to be ・ (type /), since ; isn’t accepted for reading questions.
For Kanji reading, both Kunyomi and Onyomi can now be put together, but at least one of them must be according to WaniKani’s emphasis.
Thank you so much! It seems to work OK on the brief test I have done, but I have no more reviews to do, so will look forward to using it when I get some. Thank you again!
Hi! Probably a silly question, but I know the older versions of this occasionally had problems with Double-Check. I am very new to WaniKani and yours was the first script I installed (and thank you!) but do I need to be aware of anything when using this and Double-Check? Or do you not recommend using the other script.
@polv I had an idea; would it be possible to include items from the “Word Type” field in to what is accepted into the multiple entry field for meanings?
So, for example, for 伝える, I would need to enter at least one of the meanings “To Transmit; To Tell; To Pass Down; To Convey”, but could also include “; transitive verb; ichidan verb” or whatever other variables are in the field.
I probably can be done if I can find Part of Speech strings, so the answer would be wrong if the POS is wrong.
However, in the script, I don’t force more than one answer to be answered to be correct. In that way, POS doesn’t need to be answered. Not to say that mods can’t be done.
I checked and parts of speech aren’t in answerChecker parameters, any listeners, nor Item Info Injector. That means I would need to fetch from the API, and that may make the script more complicated.