Description: This class generates random names from syllables, and provides programmer a simple way to set a group of
rules for generator to avoid unpronounceable and bizarre names.
SYLLABLE FILE REQUIREMENTS/FORMAT: 1) all syllables are separated by line break. 2) Syllable should not contain or
start with whitespace, as this character is ignored and only first part of the syllable is read. 3) + and -
characters are used to set rules, and using them in other way, may result in unpredictable results. 4) Empty lines
are ignored.
SYLLABLE CLASSIFICATION: Name is usually composed from 3 different class of syllables, which include prefix, middle
part and suffix. To declare syllable a prefix in the file, insert "-" as a first character of the line. To declare
syllable a suffix in the file, insert "+" as a first character of the line. everything else is read as middle part.
NUMBER OF SYLLABLES: Names may have any positive number of syllables. In case of 2 syllables, name will be composed
from prefix and suffix. In case of 1 syllable, name will be chosen from amongst the prefixes. In case of 3 and more
syllables, name will begin with prefix, is filled with middle parts and ended with suffix.
ASSIGNING RULES: I included a way to set 4 kind of rules for every syllable. To add rules to the syllables, write
them right after the syllable and SEPARATE WITH WHITESPACE. (example: "aad +v -c"). The order of rules is not
important.
RULES: 1) +v means that next syllable must definitely start with a vocal. 2) +c means that next syllable must
definitely start with a consonant. 3) -v means that this syllable can only added to another syllable, that ends with
a vocal. 4) -c means that this syllable can only added to another syllable, that ends with a consonant. So, our
example: "aad +v -c" means that "aad" can only be after consonant and next syllable must start with vocal. Beware of
creating logical mistakes, like providing only syllables ending with consonants, but expecting only vocals, which
will be detected and RuntimeException will be thrown.
TO START: Create a new GenName object, provide the syllable file, and create names using compose() method.