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The article discusses how to create a custom keybinding in Sublime Text 3 that adds words at the cursor to the dictionary. This can be achieved by creating a Python script and using the `add_word` command mentioned in the documentation.

To start, open the Sublime Text 3 editor and press F8 to add the word at the text caret(s) to the dictionary. Alternatively, you can use the Tools menu -> Developer -> New Plugin to create a custom plugin that adds words to the dictionary.

Firstly, create a valid JSON file containing an array of keybindings. If the file was previously empty, ensure it is surrounded by square brackets. Then, from the Tools menu -> Developer -> New Plugin, add the following code:

```

class AddWordsAtCursorsToDictionary(sublime_plugin.TextCommand):

def run(self, edit):

# Get the current cursor position

cursors = self.view.sel()

for cursor in cursors:

# Get the text at the cursor position

text = self.view.substr(cursor)

# Add the text to the dictionary

sublime.add_word(text, None)

```

This code will add the word under the cursor to the dictionary. You can then use this plugin by creating a custom keybinding in your `Default.sublime-keymap` file.

To create a custom keybinding, open your package's `Default.sublime-keymap` file and add the following lines:

```

{ 'keys': ''alt+a'', 'command': 'add_words_at_cursors_to_dictionary' }

```

This will bind the `Add words at cursors to dictionary` command to the `Alt + A` key combination.

With this custom keybinding, you can add words at the cursor to the dictionary with just a few keypresses. Simply move your cursor to the word you want to add, press `Alt + A`, and then select the `Add word menu item` from the context menu or use the shortcut `Shift + F10`.

Overall, this article provides a step-by-step guide on how to create a custom keybinding in Sublime Text 3 that adds words at the cursor to the dictionary. This can be useful for developers who frequently need to add words to their dictionary while coding.

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