phonemizer-3.2.0

• bug fixes

  • Fixed a bug when trying to restore punctuation on very long text.
    See #108

• improvements

  • Improved consistency with the handling of word separators when
    preserving punctuation, and when using a word separator that is
    not a literal space character. See
    #106

• new features

  • Added the option to define punctuation with a regular expression.
    Previously only strings were accepted. See #120

    • In the python API, the punctuation_marks parameter can now be
      passed to phonemize (or a backend constructor) as a re.Pattern
      that defines which characters will be matched as punctuation.
      Passing punctuation_marks as a str will continue to function as
      before, treating each character in the string as a punctuation mark.

    • Added the optional parameter --punctuation_marks_is_regex to the CLI
      interface. When used, the CLI will attempt to compile a re.Pattern
      from the value passed to --punctuation-marks.