K
Kenneth Pronovici
Version 0.7.0 of the WordUtils package is now available from:
http://cedar-solutions.com/software/wordutils/
The WordUtils package provides pure-Python objects related to word
searching and matching. The eventual goal is to develop a suite of
objects that are suitable for building word games in the tradition of
Scrabble (tm).
All of the objects provide similar functionality with a similar
interface, but are implemented in terms of different underlying data
structures. Currently, objects implementing two different data
structures are complete: the Dawg object, which implements a directed
acyclic word graph, and the TernarySearchTree object, which implements a
ternary search tree.
The URL listed above contains further information about the package, as
well as a link to Epydoc source code documentation for the package.
The package requires Python 2.2 or better. It is distributed in Python
distutils format and as a Debian .deb. It should be portable to all
Python platforms, but has only been thoroughly tested under Debian
GNU/Linux. A unit test suite is included.
This is the first public release of the WordUtils package.
http://cedar-solutions.com/software/wordutils/
The WordUtils package provides pure-Python objects related to word
searching and matching. The eventual goal is to develop a suite of
objects that are suitable for building word games in the tradition of
Scrabble (tm).
All of the objects provide similar functionality with a similar
interface, but are implemented in terms of different underlying data
structures. Currently, objects implementing two different data
structures are complete: the Dawg object, which implements a directed
acyclic word graph, and the TernarySearchTree object, which implements a
ternary search tree.
The URL listed above contains further information about the package, as
well as a link to Epydoc source code documentation for the package.
The package requires Python 2.2 or better. It is distributed in Python
distutils format and as a Debian .deb. It should be portable to all
Python platforms, but has only been thoroughly tested under Debian
GNU/Linux. A unit test suite is included.
This is the first public release of the WordUtils package.