Re: [PATCH] help: interpret help.autocorrect=1 as "immediate" rather than 0.1s

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On Wed, Jan 8, 2025, at 20:31, Scott Chacon via GitGitGadget wrote:
> From: Scott Chacon <schacon@xxxxxxxxx>
>
> Many people confusingly set the "help.autocorrect" setting to 1 believing it
> to be a boolean that turns on the autocorrect feature rather than an integer
> value of deciseconds wait time. Since it's impossible for a human being to
> react this quickly, the help message stating that it's waiting for 0.1s
> before continuing becomes confusingly comical.
>
> This patch simply interprets a "1" value as the same as the "immedate"
> autocorrect setting, which makes it skip the 0.1s and simply say that it's

Maybe: s/This patch simply interprets a/Interpret a "1"/


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