Phon software processes a list of words by extracting codas, onsets, middles (consonants between vowels) and consonant groupings. It takes input from stdin, with one word per line, and produces the desired output.
I recently tested the software, phon, and it impressed me with its automation capabilities. The software takes in a list of words, with one word per line, and effortlessly performs various functions. It has the proficiency to dump codas, onsets, and consonants present between vowels, also known as middles.
Additionally, the software further breaks down the words to provide all consonant groupings or pieces. This feature is particularly useful for those who are studying or analyzing the phonology of a language, as it saves hours of manual work.
Overall, I found the software to be user-friendly and efficient in delivering the required results. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable tool to assist with phonological analysis or for quick data manipulation.
Additionally, the software further breaks down the words to provide all consonant groupings or pieces. This feature is particularly useful for those who are studying or analyzing the phonology of a language, as it saves hours of manual work.
Overall, I found the software to be user-friendly and efficient in delivering the required results. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable tool to assist with phonological analysis or for quick data manipulation.
What's New
Version 0.1 Alpha 3: N/A