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"(identifier=http://hunspell.sourceforge.net/Hyphen/native/*)"

/**
	 * Default constructor
	 * @param dictPath The path to the hyphenation dictionary file,
	 *        e.g. /usr/share/hyphen/hyph_de_DE.dic
	 * @throws FileNotFoundException if the dictionary file cannot be found.
	 * @throws CompilationException if the encoding of the file is not supported.
	 */

/**
	 * Returns all possible hyphenation opportunities within a string
	 * @param text The string to be hyphenated
	 * @return A byte array which represents the break opportunities. The length of the
	 *         hyphen array is the length of the input string minus 1. A hyphen at index i
	 *         corresponds to characters i and i+1 of the string. Possible values are `0`
	 *         for no hyphenation point, `1` for a hyphenation point (soft hyphen), or `2`
	 *         for a zero-width space (which are inserted after hard hyphens).
	 * @throws StandardHyphenationException if the text contains non-standard hyphenation
	 *         points, in which case the method {@link #hyphenate(String, int, Character,
	 *         Character)} should be used instead.
	 */

// TODO: what if word already contains soft hyphens?

// libhyphen requires that word is lowercase

"Text contains non-standard hyphenation points."

// TODO: assert that last element of wordHyphens is not a hyphen

// add a zero-width space after hard hyphens ("-" followed and preceded by a letter or number)

/**
	 * Hyphenate a string at a preferred position.
	 * @param text The string to be hyphenated.
	 * @param lineLength The maximum number of characters the string may contain before
	 *                   the break.
	 * @return The hyphenated string as a tuple of a string, a break position, and a break
	 *         type. In the case of standard hyphenation the returned string is equal to
	 *         the input string, in the case of non-standard hyphenation it is not
	 *         equal. The break position denotes the number of characters before the
	 *         break. It is less than or equal to 'lineLength', and may be 0. The break
	 *         type is a boolean that denotes whether a hyphen character is to be inserted
	 *         before the line break or not. Only positions within words are considered
	 *         when searching for break opportunities. SHY or ZWSP characters or spaces in
	 *         the input are not considered. Breaking at these points is left up to the
	 *         caller.
	 */

// will this also free the memory later or do I need to do this explicitly?

"([\\p{L}\\p{N}]|^)-(?=([\\p{L}\\p{N}]|$))"

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