Not working with : abeyant , abraxas , abraxas , pipeline etc

[manojbetma]

Word => Result

abeyant => abeyant pipeline => pipeline abradant => abradant abraxas => abraxas Beautiful => Beau-ti-ful Engineering => En-gi-neer-ing Doctor => Doc-tor trade => trade business => busi-ness

[manojbetma]

`<?php require_once(dirname(FILE) . '/classes/autoloader.php'); $syllable = new Syllable('en-us'); $syllable->setHyphen(new Syllable_Hyphen_Dash());

$test = array(); $test[] = "abeyant"; $test[] = "abradant"; $test[] = "abraxas"; $test[] ="pipeline"; $test[] ="Beautiful"; $test[] ="Engineering"; $test[] ="Doctor"; $test[] ="trade"; $test[] ="business";

for($i=0;$i<count($test);$i++) { $word = $test[$i]; echo $word." => ".$syllable->hyphenateText($word); }
?>`

[vanderlee]

What were the results you expected?

Op vr 17 aug. 2018 16:11 schreef Manoj Prajapat notifications@github.com:

`<?php require_once(dirname(FILE) . '/classes/autoloader.php'); $syllable = new Syllable('en-us'); $syllable->setHyphen(new Syllable_Hyphen_Dash());

$test = array(); $test[] = "abeyant"; $test[] = "abradant"; $test[] = "abraxas"; $test[] ="pipeline"; $test[] ="Beautiful"; $test[] ="Engineering"; $test[] ="Doctor"; $test[] ="trade"; $test[] ="business";

for($i=0;$i<count($test);$i++) { $word = $test[$i]; echo $word." => ".$syllable->hyphenateText($word); } ?>`

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[manojbetma]

Thank you for your time. Most results as per expected but not work with few words.

i think it should be = abeyant => a-bey-ant pipeline => pipe-line abradant => a-bra-dant abraxas => a-brax-as

[alexander-nitsche]

Would be interesting if this is due to insufficient tex language files or a bug in \Vanderlee\Syllable\Syllable::parseWord().

If the first, the names of the tex language file authors are mentioned in the file's header.