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There is more data in this set that we can probably add to iching's output or access through different sub-commands or flags etc.
The most interesting items are probably the [hex].wilhelm_symbolic property for each hexagram and the .comments property that tags alongside every text to further explain the context lost in translation / time.
The [hex].wilhelm_above, and [hex].wilhelm_below objects and their .chinese, .symbolic, and .alchemical properties would also be nice additions for more context on the trigrams.
PS: Thanks for making this little project! I use it in a greeting script I made to spice up my mornings, and I've used it for about 2 years or so now.
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I thought it was a good idea and might make accessing those values nicer, although I'm new to rust and haven't looked at the rest of the code much, so I'm not sure if it is actually worth doing.
There is more data in this set that we can probably add to
iching
's output or access through different sub-commands or flags etc.The most interesting items are probably the
[hex].wilhelm_symbolic
property for each hexagram and the.comments
property that tags alongside every text to further explain the context lost in translation / time.The
[hex].wilhelm_above
, and[hex].wilhelm_below
objects and their.chinese
,.symbolic
, and.alchemical
properties would also be nice additions for more context on the trigrams.PS: Thanks for making this little project! I use it in a greeting script I made to spice up my mornings, and I've used it for about 2 years or so now.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: