text-hyphen 1.0.0 → 1.0.2

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- == Text::Hyphen 1.0.0
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- * Initial version based on TeX::Hyphen 0.4.0 (some changes have been backported
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- to TeX::Hyphen 0.5.0).
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- * Incorporated many hyphenation pattern files from CTAN.
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- == Text::Hyphen 1.0.0
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- * Initial version based on TeX::Hyphen 0.4.0 (some changes have been backported
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- to TeX::Hyphen 0.5.0).
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- * Incorporated many hyphenation pattern files from CTAN.
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- Installing this package is as simple as:
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- % ruby install.rb
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- Alternatively, you can use the RubyGem version of TeX::Hyphen available as
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- text-hyphen-1.0.0.gem from the usual sources.
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- Text::Hyphen README
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- ===================
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- Text::Hyphen will properly hyphenate various words according to the rules of
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- the language the word is written in. The algorithm is based on that of the TeX
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- typesetting system by Donald E. Knuth. This is originally based on the Perl
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- implementation of TeX::Hyphen[1] and the Ruby port TeX::Hyphen[2]. The
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- language hyphenation pattern files are based on the sources available from
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- CTAN[3] as of 2004.12.19 and have been translated by Austin Ziegler.
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-
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- This release is 1.0, the initial release of Text::Hyphen, representing a
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- significant improvement over its predecessor, TeX::Hyphen.
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-
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- require 'text/hyphen'
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- hh = Text::Hyphen.new(:language => 'en_us', :left => 2, :right => 2)
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- # Defaults to the above
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- hh = TeX::Hyphen.new
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-
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- word = "representation"
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- points = hyp.hyphenate(word) #=> [3, 5, 8, 10]
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- puts hyp.visualize(word) #=> rep-re-sen-ta-tion
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-
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- Text::Hyphen is truly multilingual in nature[4]. As an example, consider the
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- difference between the following:
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-
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- require 'text/hyphen'
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- # Using left and right minimum values of 0 ensures that you will see all
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- # possible hyphenation points, not just those that meet the minimum
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- # width requirements.
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- en = Text::Hyphen.new(:left => 0, :right => 0)
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- fr = Text::Hyphen.new(:language = "fr", :left => 0, :right => 0)
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- puts en.visualise("organiser") #=> or-gan-iser
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- puts fr.visualise("organiser") #=> or-ga-ni-ser
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- As you can see, the hyphenation is distinct between the two hyphenators.
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- Additional improvements over TeX::Hyphen include thread safety (except for
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- debug control) and support for UTF-8.
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-
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- It is very important to read the LICENCE file and each language file desired,
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- as some languages may be held under a more strict licence than that granted by
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- LICENCE.
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-
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- Copyright
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- =========
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- # Copyright 2004 Austin Ziegler <text-hyphen@halostatue.ca>
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- # See the LICENCE file for more information.
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- [1] <http://search.cpan.org/author/JANPAZ/TeX-Hyphen-0.140/lib/TeX/Hyphen.pm>
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- Maintained by Jan Pazdziora.
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- [2] Available at <http://rubyforge.org/projects/text-format>.
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- [3] <http://www.ctan.org>
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- [4] There are some bugs and design decisions in the original Perl
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- implementation of TeX::Hyphen that make it unsuitable for most
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- multilingual implementations that carried over to the Ruby port of
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- TeX::Hyphen.