Hyphenate, using Frank Liang’s algorithm.
This module provides a single function to hyphenate words. The hyphenate_word function takes a string (the word to hyphenate), and returns a list of parts that can be separated by hyphens. For example:
>>> from hyphenate import hyphenate_word
>>> hyphenate_word('hyphenation')
['hy', 'phen', 'ation']
>>> hyphenate_word('supercalifragilistic')
['su', 'per', 'cal', 'ifrag', 'ilis', 'tic']
>>> hyphenate_word('project')
['project']
This code, originally written by Ned Batchelder in July 2007, is in the public domain.
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