Hi Maksim,
Sorry for the late answer, this may still be useful:
> Do you know a way that doesn't involve system-wide installation of patterns
> and generation of a full-blown *TeX document?
> I had in mind something like this:
> % -- BEGIN --
> \catcode`\{=1
> \catcode`\}=2
> \input un
Hi again,
> Also, is there any easy way to prohibit hyphenation of consonant-only
> endings/beginnings of a word?
> I can remember a word with 3 consonants at the end.
> Is generation of .ccc8 8ccc. patterns the only way to go? (patterns for 2
> consonants are already in place)
Yes, a
Hi Arthur,
> I would use my library Hydra:
>
> -- BEGIN --
> require 'hydra'
>
> hydra = Hydra.new
> hydra.setlefthyphenmin(2)
> hydra.setrighthyphenmin(2)
> hydra.ingest_file('/path/to/patterns.txt')
> File.read('/path/to/wordlist.txt').each_line do |line|
> puts hydra.showhyphens(line.stri
