expr main similar like
let message "Prefer 'similar to' instead of 'similar like'."
let description "The adjective 'similar' pairs with the preposition 'to', so never follow it with 'like'."
let kind "Usage"
let becomes "similar to"
let strategy "MatchCase"
# True positives
test "similar like" "similar to"
test "Similar like" "Similar to"
test "SIMILAR LIKE" "SIMILAR TO"
test "My idea is similar like yours." "My idea is similar to yours."
test "We noticed similar like behavior in each release." "We noticed similar to behavior in each release."
test "Tell me if this sample feels similar like the old version." "Tell me if this sample feels similar to the old version."
test "The proof seemed similar like every previous argument." "The proof seemed similar to every previous argument."
test "A similar like token often flags the wrong preposition." "A similar to token often flags the wrong preposition."
# True negatives / guardrails
test "The two items are similar too." "The two items are similar too."
test "She is similar in taste." "She is similar in taste."
test "similar to" "similar to"
test "This word similarlike is unusual." "This word similarlike is unusual."
test "His similar likeness is uncanny." "His similar likeness is uncanny."
test "I enjoy similar lighting at dusk." "I enjoy similar lighting at dusk."
test "She mentioned similar limitations yesterday." "She mentioned similar limitations yesterday."