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@ -167,8 +167,8 @@ Language = types.Language(
### Defining Graphemes
A Language definition includes *graphemes*, the basic building blocks of any
language. We start with **vowels**, **consonants**, which are required in every
language; Gnomish also includes **suffixes**, but no **prefixes**. Each
language. We start with **vowels** and **consonants**, which are required in
every language; Gnomish also includes **suffixes**, but no **prefixes**. Each
grapheme is a `WeightedSet`, which is like a regular set except its members
consist of a tuple of a string and a relative weight from 0.0 to 1.0. These
weights will be used when selecting a random grapheme.
@ -207,12 +207,12 @@ The main interface for callers is `word()`, which returns a randomly-generated
word in the language according to the following algorithm:
1. Choose a random syllable from the syllable set
2. For each grapheme in the syllable
3. Choose a random grapheme template
4. Choose a random sequence from the language for that grapheme
5. Validate the word against the language rules
6. Repeat 1-5 until a valid word is generated
7. Add a prefix and suffix, if they are defined
1. For each grapheme in the syllable:
* Choose a random grapheme template
* Choose a random sequence from the language for that grapheme
* Validate the word against the language rules
1. Repeat 1-2 until a valid word is generated
1. Add a prefix and suffix, if they are defined
When graphemes are chosen, the following rules are applied:
* Every syllable must have at least one vowel; and
@ -226,7 +226,7 @@ When graphemes are chosen, the following rules are applied:
Rules are a set of callables that accept a language instance and a word. The callable returns `True` if the word passes some test, and `False` otherwise. Every randomly-generated word must pass all defined rules for the language, or it is rejected.
[The language.rules module(language/rules.py) contains a number of useful rules that are applied by default to most languages, mostly used to aid readability and generate words that are pronouncable. Here's a simple example:
[The language.rules module](language/rules.py) contains a number of useful rules that are applied by default to most languages, mostly used to aid readability and generate words that are pronouncable. Here's a simple example:
```python
def too_many_consonants(language: Language, word: str) -> bool: