Hello,
I’d like to use text::hyphen, and I’d like to know how to use german
hyphenation patterns. There are two files de1.rb and de2.rb in the
distribution,
but what parameter should I use to the Text::Hyphen.new method?
Regards,
Patrick
Hello,
I’d like to use text::hyphen, and I’d like to know how to use german
hyphenation patterns. There are two files de1.rb and de2.rb in the
distribution,
but what parameter should I use to the Text::Hyphen.new method?
Regards,
Patrick
On 5/15/06, Patrick G. [email protected]
wrote:
I’d like to use text::hyphen, and I’d like to know how to use german
hyphenation patterns. There are two files de1.rb and de2.rb in the
distribution, but what parameter should I use to the Text::Hyphen.new method?
I will have to make this easier to use, but:
require ‘text/hyphen’
require ‘text/hyphen/language/de1’
hyp = Text::Hyphen.new
hyp.language = Text::Hyphen::Language::DE
Let me think about this for a while to figure out a clean API for
these multiply named language definitions.
-austin
Hello Austin,
I will have to make this easier to use, but:
require ‘text/hyphen’
require ‘text/hyphen/language/de1’hyp = Text::Hyphen.new
hyp.language = Text::Hyphen::Language::DELet me think about this for a while to figure out a clean API for
these multiply named language definitions.
thanks, works like a charm,
Patrick
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