Version 0.2.1

New features

• plu_ral() now supports arbitrary delimteters for special sequences.
  • plu_ral("attorney [general]", open = "[", close = "]") produces "attorneys general".
• plu_ral() now supports {braced|pipe} sequences of indefinite length.
  • plu_ral("{one|two|three|more}", n = 3) produces "three".
  • plu_ral("{one|two|three|more}", n = 50) produces "more".
  • The delimters of these sequences can be changed with open and close.

Patches

• Modest speed improvements to plu_ralize().
  • This propagates to plu_ral() and plu_more(), which use plu_ralize() internally.
• plu_ral() now correctly handles {braced} strings that contain sentence breaks.
  • Previously, sentence breaks would break the {braced} string and apply normal pluralization to its contents.
• plu_ral() now correctly handles {braced|pipe} sequences when pl is set to FALSE.
  • plu_ral("{singular|plural}", pl = FALSE) now returns "singular" instead of incorrectly returning "plural".
• plu_ralize() now correctly handles ALL-CAPS words where their lowercase equivalent has an irregular plural.
  • plu_ralize("CHILD") now returns "CHILDs" instead of incorrectly returning "Children".
• is_capital(strict = TRUE) now correctly handles non-character inputs.
  • is_capital(1, strict = TRUE) no returns FALSE instead of incorrectly returning NA.

Miscellaneous

• Error messages now use crayon if it is installed.
• Deprecated arguments to plu::stick() now produce errors.
• Removed dependencies on rlang and stringi.
• Gained dependency on backports.