pinyin by Arne Brasseur
== DESCRIPTION:
Pinyin can convert between various systems for phonetically writing Mandarin Chinese. It can also handle various representation of tones, so it can be used to convert pinyin with numbers to pinyin with tones.
Supported formats include Hanyu Pinyin, Bopomofo, Wade-Giles and International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA).
== FEATURES/PROBLEMS:
== SYNOPSIS:
require 'pinyin'
reader = Pinyin::Reader.new(:hanyu, :tones) reader << "wo3 ai4 ni3" # => [<Pinyin::Syllable <initial=Empty, final=Uo, tone=3>>, # <Pinyin::Syllable <initial=Empty, final=Ai, tone=4>>, # <Pinyin::Syllable <initial=Ne, final=I, tone=3>>]
writer = Pinyin::Writer.new(:zhuyin, :marks)
writer << (reader << "wo3 ai4 ni3")
require 'pinyin/string'
"wo3 ai4 ni3".pretty_tones
== REQUIREMENTS:
== INSTALL:
== LICENSE: Copyright (c) 2004-2007, Arne Brasseur. (http://www.arnebrasseur.net)
Available as Free Software under the GPLv3 License, see LICENSE.txt for details
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