*translate-shell.txt*	Translate text by google, bing, youdaozhiyun, haici, stardict, openai, large language model of local machine, etc at same time from CLI, GUI (GNU/Linux, Android, macOS and Windows), REPL, python, shell and vim.
Wu Zhenyu <wuzhenyu@ustc.edu>                                *translate-shell*

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CONTENTS                                            *translate-shell-contents*
  1. Introduction......................................|translate-shell-intro|
  2. Configuration....................................|translate-shell-config|
  3. Commands.......................................|translate-shell-commands|
  4. Functions.....................................|translate-shell-functions|

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INTRODUCTION                                           *translate-shell-intro*

`doc/translate-shell.txt` is generated by <https://github.com/google/vimdoc>.
See `README.md` for more information about installation and screenshots.

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CONFIGURATION                                         *translate-shell-config*

                                    *translate-shell:g:loaded_translate_shell*
Configure if load translate-shell.
Default: 1 `

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COMMANDS                                            *translate-shell-commands*

:Translate [args]                                                 *:Translate*
  Echo the result of calling `trans ...`.

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FUNCTIONS                                          *translate-shell-functions*

translate_shell#get_cmd({list})                    *translate_shell#get_cmd()*
  Get python command like `py3 sys.argv = [{list}]`.

translate_shell#call([optional])                      *translate_shell#call()*
  Define function for command, depending upon the [optional] arguments.


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