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# Misspell fixer example walkthrough
## Example data
### Input file: example_test.txt
line1
line2 amout
line3retreive
line4 retreive
### (Just the relevant) patterns
s/amout/amount/g
s/\bretreive\b/retrieve/g
## Function calls and temporary files
### prepare_rules_for_prefiltering()
#### Collect all sed rules into one file: `.misspell-fixer.X.prepared.sed.all_rules`
s/amout/amount/
s/\bretreive\b/retrieve/g
#### Save the non word boundary specific patterns into: `.misspell-fixer.X.prepared.grep.patterns`
amout
#### Save the word boundary specific patterns into: `.misspell-fixer.X.prepared.grep.patterns.word_limited`
retreive
### iterate_through_targets()->execute_prefiltering() (X=0)
#### Save the non word boundary specific matches into: `.misspell-fixer.X.0.matches`
example_test.txt:2:amout
#### Save the word boundary specific matches into: `.misspell-fixer.X.0.matches.word_limited`
example_test.txt:4:retreive
#### Merge all matches into: `.misspell-fixer.X.0.matches.all`
example_test.txt:2:amout
example_test.txt:4:retreive
### iterate_through_targets()->iterate_through_prefiltered_files()
#### Select the potentially matching sed rules into: `.misspell-fixer.X.0.sed.matched_rules`
s/\bretreive\b/retrieve/g
s/amout/amount/g
s/\bretreived\b/retrieved/g
#### Save the matched file names into `.misspell-fixer.X.0.matched_files`
example_test.txt
### iterate_through_targets()->apply_rules_on_one_file()
Create a targeted fix recipe which fix one kind of error in one line only, then apply it.
2s/amout/amount/g
4s/\bretreive\b/retrieve/g
4s/\bretreived\b/retrieved/g
### Then iterate until there are new matches. (X=X+1)
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