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*Location: Part of the module [[iHRIS Module List#textlayout|textlayout]] in the package [https://launchpad.net/textlayout TextLayout Tools] | *Location: Part of the module [[iHRIS Module List#textlayout|textlayout]] in the package [https://launchpad.net/textlayout TextLayout Tools] | ||
*Source: Defined in the file [http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~intrahealth+informatics/textlayout/4.0.0-release/annotate/head:/lib/I2CE_Hyphen.php lib/I2CE_Hyphen.php] | *Source: Defined in the file [http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~intrahealth+informatics/textlayout/4.0.0-release/annotate/head:/lib/I2CE_Hyphen.php lib/I2CE_Hyphen.php] |
Revision as of 11:35, 19 October 2009
This article describes the class I2CE_Hyphen.
- Location: Part of the module textlayout in the package TextLayout Tools
- Source: Defined in the file lib/I2CE_Hyphen.php
- Author: Carl Leitner <litlfred@ibiblio.org>
PHP script implement Knuth's and Liang's hyphenation algorithm as described in http://lingucomponent.openoffice.org/hyphenator.html In particular it uses the 'mashed up' dictionary files Note: Internally, by default, all strings are encoded as UTF-8. This is highly recommended to enable the unicode preg to work quickly (without having to covert to UTF=8 and then back). Note: Does not (yet) support the non-standard hyphenation of hungarian, swedish, etc.
Variables
$enc
protected @var I2CE_Encoding $enc the encoding used for internal storage of strings
- Type: protected $enc
$patterns
An associative array contating the hyphenation patterns
- Type: protected $patterns
$trans
- Type: protected $trans
Methods
HyphenateWord()
Hyphenates a word according to the loaded dictionary
- Signature: public function HyphenateWord($word,$supress)
- Parameters:
- Returns: array
of int containing the hyphenation points. the hyphenation points are the offsets for begining of each subword. of course, 0 is a hyphenation point.
LoadHyphenDictionary()
Load the hyphenation dictionary. The file is expected to be a 'mashed up' version of a .tex hyphenation dictionary geneareted by using substrings.pl as in the stand-along hyphenation code of http://lingucomponent.openoffice.org/hyphenator.html
- Signature: public function LoadHyphenDictionary($file)
- Parameters:
- string $file
file containing the dictionary
- string $file
Visualize()
Visualize a hyphenation for a word
- Signature: public function Visualize($word,$supress)
- Parameters:
- string $word
the word that is to be hyphenated WARNING the word is assumed to have no whitespace or periods and to be only one word no digits or other special characters (unless they are already in your hypehnation dictionary) - bool $supress
true (default)to suppress hyphenation points at the beginning/end of a word.- Default Value: TRUE
- string $word
- Returns: string
the hyphenated word
__construct()
- Signature: public function __construct($enc)
- Parameters:
- I2CE_Encoding $enc
specify the encoding the internal storage of this hyphenation dictionaty to the specified encoding.
- I2CE_Encoding $enc
getWordParts()
Get the parts of a word which breaks along hyphenation points or any non-letter.
- Signature: public function getWordParts($word,$supress)
- Parameters:
- Returns: an
the associative array has a string 'Subword' which tells what the subword is, the int 'Offset' tells where the subword started, the int 'Length' the length of the subword, and the boolean 'IsLetter' which tells us if the subword is a composed of letters (by the Unicode convention) or not.