syl_split: Split Words into Syllables
In kevin931/MeterOMeter: Meter-O-Meter Package
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Note
Author(s)
Examples
Description
This function splits words into syllables by keeping only functional syllables, meaning that some of the vowels and consonents will be dropped. It is most useful when trying to count the number of syllables in words and dealing with words that are uncommon, misspelled, or even invented.
Usage
1
syl_split(input)
Arguments
input
A string of words
Value
A list of syllables of each word in the string.
Note
For words that are totally unusual and/or acronyms, this function may not work as expected.
Author(s)
Kevin Wang
Examples
1
syl_split("The table in beside the chair.")
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Description Usage Arguments Value Note Author(s) Examples
Description
This function splits words into syllables by keeping only functional syllables, meaning that some of the vowels and consonents will be dropped. It is most useful when trying to count the number of syllables in words and dealing with words that are uncommon, misspelled, or even invented.
Usage
1 | syl_split(input)
|
Arguments
input |
A string of words |
Value
A list of syllables of each word in the string.
Note
For words that are totally unusual and/or acronyms, this function may not work as expected.
Author(s)
Kevin Wang
Examples
1 | syl_split("The table in beside the chair.")
|
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