The hyphenation library of OpenOffice and FireFox wrapped for Python
Project description
PyHyphen is a wrapper around the high quality hyphenation library hnj_hyphen-2.3.1 (Feb 2008) that ships
with OpenOffice.org and Mozilla products. Consequently, all dictionaries compatible with OpenOffice can be used.
It compiles and runs at least on Windows and Linux with Python 2.4 and 2.5, maybe also with Python 2.3.
However, the source distribution includes Windows binaries of the C extension module for Python
2.4 and 2.5. They were compiled with MSVC 2003.
By default, the appropriate binary, if available, will be installed rather
than compiling the C sources. Of course, you can also
download a Windows installer if available for your environment.
PyHyphen also contains textwrap2, an enhanced though backwards-compatible version of the standard Python module textwrap. Not very surprisingly, textwrap2 can hyphenate words when wrapping them.
Code example:
from hyphen import hyphenator
from hyphen.dictools import *
# Download and install some dictionaries in the default directory using the default
# repository, usually the OpenOffice website
for lang in ['de_DE', 'fr_FR', 'en_UK', 'hu_HU']:
if not is_installed(lang): install(lang)
# Create some hyphenators
h_de = hyphenator('de_DE')
h_en = hyphenator('en_US')
h_hu = hyphenator('hu_HU')
# Now hyphenate some words
print h_hu.inserted(u'asszonnyal')
'asz=szony=nyal'
print h_en.pairs('beautiful')
[[u'beau', u'tiful'], [u'beauti', u'ful']]
print h_en.wrap('beautiful', 6)
[u'beau-', u'tiful']
print h_en.wrap('beautiful', 7)
[u'beauti-', u'ful']
from textwrap2 import fill
print fill('very long text...', width = 40, use_hyphens = h_en)
The PyHyphen project is hosted at http://pyhyphen.googlecode.com. In order to obtain the latest sources,
you will need Subversion (www.tigris.org).
with OpenOffice.org and Mozilla products. Consequently, all dictionaries compatible with OpenOffice can be used.
It compiles and runs at least on Windows and Linux with Python 2.4 and 2.5, maybe also with Python 2.3.
However, the source distribution includes Windows binaries of the C extension module for Python
2.4 and 2.5. They were compiled with MSVC 2003.
By default, the appropriate binary, if available, will be installed rather
than compiling the C sources. Of course, you can also
download a Windows installer if available for your environment.
PyHyphen also contains textwrap2, an enhanced though backwards-compatible version of the standard Python module textwrap. Not very surprisingly, textwrap2 can hyphenate words when wrapping them.
Code example:
from hyphen import hyphenator
from hyphen.dictools import *
# Download and install some dictionaries in the default directory using the default
# repository, usually the OpenOffice website
for lang in ['de_DE', 'fr_FR', 'en_UK', 'hu_HU']:
if not is_installed(lang): install(lang)
# Create some hyphenators
h_de = hyphenator('de_DE')
h_en = hyphenator('en_US')
h_hu = hyphenator('hu_HU')
# Now hyphenate some words
print h_hu.inserted(u'asszonnyal')
'asz=szony=nyal'
print h_en.pairs('beautiful')
[[u'beau', u'tiful'], [u'beauti', u'ful']]
print h_en.wrap('beautiful', 6)
[u'beau-', u'tiful']
print h_en.wrap('beautiful', 7)
[u'beauti-', u'ful']
from textwrap2 import fill
print fill('very long text...', width = 40, use_hyphens = h_en)
The PyHyphen project is hosted at http://pyhyphen.googlecode.com. In order to obtain the latest sources,
you will need Subversion (www.tigris.org).
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