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Yes

Any plans to add 1.6 compatibility?

As I said, terrible git discipline. Sorry.

@Kathanon: I wanted to add some "do not split into submenus if fewer than X items", because e.g. for the stonecutting table I find the mod makes things worse rather than better. But then I think this mod probably is actually good enough for me, so I probably won't find the motivation again. And I think this is actually the second time this has happened to me with your mods/repos.

Thanks for letting me know. :)

I know, my git discipline is terrible. I'll make sure to get that one pushed.
What change did you want to make? There is a lot of code that is just deactivated currently, since it needs better documentation to be usable.

@Kathanon: The mod appears to work without problems for me on Linux.

Also, your github repos are apparently very out of date. I wanted to do an improvement for Categorized Bill Menus, but the last commit is 3 years old.

Yes, it just takes a while to go through and convert all my mods.

is non hugslib version possible?

Can you please optimise it for Chinese players? Or maybe for all players who need spelling input. In Chinese, you need to input the sound and rhyme and then select the corresponding text to output, but this mod can't use spelling (when you input the text at the end, it will reset the input, i.e. it will become empty).
Currently, Chinese players can use the method of typing and copying the text they want to search and then pasting it into the search box of this mod, it works!
Above content translated by DeepL

Options if you want both categorized menus and search field are:
* Convince the author of "Categorized Bill Dropdown" to switch to using the "Float Sub-Menus" library mod for sub-menus instead of their own variant. (With a dependency, not copying the code.) Then it would just work.
* Use "Categorized Bill Menus" instead - it is already compatible, but does not work quite the same. (Categories are not curated, but better compatibility with other mods.)
* Convince them to implement the same feature in their mod. It would maybe be possible for them to integrate with this mod instead, but easier to just do it separately.

It feels wrong to push my own mods as response to a compatibility issue, but it's just the way it is in this case.