úÎ(°'ò NoneúCompute a "full" phonix code; i.e., do not drop any encodable characters from the result. The leading character of the code will be folded to uppercase. Non-alphabetics are not encoded. If no alphabetics are present, the phonix code will be "0".ÿaThere appear to be many, many variants of phonix implemented on the web, and I'm too cheap and lazy to go find the original paper by Gadd (1990) that actually describes the original algorithm. Thus, I am taking some big guesses on intent here as I implement. Corrections, especially those involving getting me a copy of the article, are welcome.ìDropping the "trailing sound" seems to be an integral part of Gadd's technique, but I'm not sure how it is supposed to be done. I am currently compressing runs of vowels, and then dropping the trailing digit or vowel from the code.ŸAnother area of confusion is whether to compress strings of the same code, as in Soundex, or merely strings of the same consonant. I have chosen the former.‰Array of phonix codes for single characters. The array maps uppercase letters (only) to a character representing a code in the range ['1'..'8'] or ?.ÿISubstitution rules for Phonix canonicalization. "^" ("$") is used to anchor a pattern to the beginning (end) of the word. "c" ("v", ".") at the beginning or end of a pattern match a consonant (vowel, arbitrary character). A character matched in this fashion is automatically tacked onto the beginning (end) of the pattern.{Apply each of the Phonix preprocessing rules in turn to the target word returning the resulting accumulated substitution.3List of pattern/substitution pairs built from the .     Safe-InferredŒArray of soundex codes for single characters. The array maps uppercase letters (only) to a character representing a code in the range ['1'..'7'] or ? . Code '7'3 is returned as a coding convenience for AmericanMiracodeNARA/Knuth soundex. 3Utility function: id except for point substitution.üCompute a "full" soundex code; i.e., do not drop any encodable characters from the result. The leading character of the code will be folded to uppercase. Non-alphabetics are not encoded. If no alphabetics are present, the soundex code will be "0".ÍThe two commonly encountered forms of soundex are Simplified and another known as American, Miracode, NARA or Knuth. This code will calculate either---passing True gets NARA, and False gets Simplified.         phonetic-code-0.1.1.1Text.PhoneticCode.PhonixText.PhoneticCode.Soundexphonix phonixCodes phonixRulesapplyPhonixRulesphonixRulesPatSubsts soundexCodessoundex soundexSimple soundexNARAisVowelymrephonixRulesREssubstsoundex_truncated