hyphenate | Hyphenation of English words | Natural Language Processing library
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Hyphenation of English words
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- Returns a list of all hyphenated points .
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Copy>>> from hyphenate import hyphenate_word
>>> hyphenate_word("hyphenation")
['hy', 'phen', 'ation']
pip install hyphenate
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QUESTION
I'm working on a Vue project. With the eslint's requirement, I cannot name the props with camel case and it will report a warning Attribute ':clientId' must be hyphenated. eslint vue/attribute-hyphenation is required to use kekab case instead. For example,
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Answered 2022-Feb-21 at 07:26There is a difference between props and attributes.
A prop is supposed to be specified in component props, it is normalized to camel case and received only by a component that a prop was provided to.
Attributes aren't normalized and can fall through components that are used as root elements. This behaviour is determined by inheritAttrs property in components. It is commonly used to provide HTML attributes to root HTML elements, but can also be used to provide a prop to nearest nested components that accept it.
If GrandSon is supposed to receive clientId prop, it needs to be declared in the component in props. Although it apparently can receive a prop as a fallthrough attribute from GrandFather in this case, it's preferable to explicitly provide it as in order for it to not depend on a specific hierarchy of root elements.
QUESTION
I want to run it from a bash script but it is not accepting string input with spaces. It works with single words or hyphenated words. However the python command is correct and is working fine when I am running it directly from terminal.
commands.txt
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Answered 2022-Mar-14 at 15:13This was solved by changing contents of jobFile.sh
QUESTION
I want a function an array of hyphenated letters representing paths between those two nodes. For example: ["a-b","b-c","b-d"] means that there is a path from node a to b (and b to a), b to c, and b to d. My program should determine the longest path that exists in the graph and return the length of that path. In this case, the output should be 2 because of the paths a-b-c and d-b-c. No cycles should exist in the graph and every node will be connected to some other node in the graph.
Other examples:
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Answered 2022-Mar-06 at 22:29You can try following solution
Code:QUESTION
The task is very simple: to prevent "donothyphenatethisextremelylongword" from getting hyphenated inside a block where hyphenate="true". What I tried:
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Answered 2021-Aug-04 at 09:21FWIW, your sample works fine in AH Formatter. So does wrapping the word in an fo:inline-container with an fo:block that has the hyphenate="false", but FOP 2.6 then puts the word on a separate line (because, I think, the width isn't specified).
The only thing that I've found that works with FOP 2.6 is to turn every character in the fo:inline into an fo:character; i.e., , etc.
Alternatively, you can drop the fo:inline and repeat the hyphenate on every fo:character: , etc.
You can drop the keep-together="always". I haven't seen it have any effect.
Making your own fo:character shouldn't be necessary. Section 1.1.2, Formatting, of the XSL 1.1 Recommendation includes (just after the graphic):
As part of the step of objectifying, the characters that occur in the result tree are replaced by fo:character nodes.
I don't know that any formatter would do that in practice because it would explode the number of objects with (usually) no good effect, but the formatter should behave as if the inherited properties that apply to fo:character apply to every character in a run of text.
QUESTION
I am creating a regex to parse a string of time zones. The output must be reading input in the following form:
0930
0930+10930-1
<0930
(>0930) (the brackets are just to avoid stack reading this as '<>')
(<0920+1)
(>0920+1)
0920-1240 +1
1200-1-1430
1200-1-1400+1
0920-1240 <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<ISSUE HERE
The regex cannot differentiate between hhmm-1, and hhmm-hhmm. It will read '0900-1200' as '0900-1'.
I have attempted many variateions of the regex, including:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-10 at 10:22You can use
QUESTION
I use some automatic hyphenation with CSS on my website:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-05 at 16:56A great resource for questions like this is the website caniuse. This specific question is here
https://caniuse.com/css-hyphens
As to your specific problem, try setting the lang attribute of your html tag.
QUESTION
I am trying to write a regex to produce the word after a keyword in a sentence. I have this regex that matches the word after "hello ".
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Answered 2022-Feb-07 at 07:57The space then has to optional. But then it can't be used in the negative lookbehind.
If it's fine as long the space isn't part of the capture group.
QUESTION
I need to write a program that can remove comments from a file. Removing standard comments is quite simple. However, I haven't been able to come up with a way to remove a "hyphenated" comment. For example, the first two lines of code are comments. My program does not understand this and removes only the first line of the comment.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-25 at 18:09In order to ignore the escaped newlines, sequences of \ followed by a newline, you could use a function that handles this transparently.
Note also these issues:
chmust be defined as anintto handleEOFcorrectly.- the macros defined in
make the code less readable. \should be handled when parsing strings.- character constants should be parsed too:
'//'is a valid character constant, not a comment.
QUESTION
I've read through a great article how to position and scale text in SVG-Circles. The text-wrapping algorithm shown there is using following line of code:
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Answered 2022-Jan-05 at 17:09The .split(/\s+|(?<=-)/) operation means the string is split into chunks of non-whitespace chars and at the locations right after a - char. It means you can extract any chunks of chars other than whitespace with an optional hyphen right after, or any other hyphen (that will actually be the hyphen(s) right after the first alternative).
QUESTION
I have copied some json files into Snowflake from a stage and I have a property name which contains a hyphen.
When I try to query for this property name (as shown below), I get this error.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-08 at 01:36You just need to quote the column name in the variant:
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You can use hyphenate like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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