HyphenatorFactoryService (dotify.library 1.0.5 API)

All Known Implementing Classes:

JHyphenatorFactoryService, LatexHyphenatorFactoryService
```
public interface HyphenatorFactoryService
```
Provides an interface for a HyphenatorFactory service. The purpose of this interface is to expose an implementation of a HyphenatorFactory as a service.

To comply with this interface, an implementation must be thread safe and address both the possibility that only a single instance is created and used throughout and that new instances are created as desired.

Method Summary

All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods Default Methods
Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`Collection<String>`	`listLocales()`	Returns a list of supported locales as defined by IETF RFC 3066.
`HyphenatorFactory`	`newFactory()`	Creates a new hyphenator factory.
`default void`	`setCreatedWithSPI()`	Informs the implementation that it was discovered and instantiated using information collected from a file within the `META-INF/services` directory.
`boolean`	`supportsLocale(String locale)`	Returns true if this instance can create instances for the specified locale.

- Method Detail
  - supportsLocale
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boolean supportsLocale(String locale)
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    Returns true if this instance can create instances for the specified locale.
    
    Parameters:
    
    locale - a valid locale as defined by IETF RFC 3066
    
    Returns:
    
    returns true if the specified locale is supported, false otherwise
  - listLocales
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Collection<String> listLocales()
```
    Returns a list of supported locales as defined by IETF RFC 3066.
    
    Returns:
    
    returns a list of locales
  - newFactory
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HyphenatorFactory newFactory()
```
    Creates a new hyphenator factory.
    
    Returns:
    
    returns a new hyphenator factory
  - setCreatedWithSPI
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default void setCreatedWithSPI()
```
    Informs the implementation that it was discovered and instantiated using information collected from a file within the META-INF/services directory. In other words, it was created using SPI (service provider interfaces).
    
    This information, in turn, enables the implementation to use the same mechanism to set dependencies as needed.
    
    If this information is not given, an implementation should avoid using SPIs and instead use declarative services for dependency injection as specified by OSGi. Note that this also applies to several newInstance() methods in the Java API.
    
    The class that created an instance with SPI must call this method before putting it to use.