The class dates provides a wrapper to transparently create and access a dates_module, a temporal expression recognizer for the appropriate language. More...
#include <dates.h>
Collaboration diagram for dates:
Public Member Functions | |
| dates (const std::wstring &) | |
| Constructor. | |
| ~dates () | |
| Destructor. | |
| void | analyze (sentence &) |
| analyze given sentence | |
| void | analyze (std::list< sentence > &) |
| analyze given sentences | |
| sentence | analyze (const sentence &) |
| analyze sentence, return analyzed copy | |
| std::list< sentence > | analyze (const std::list< sentence > &) |
| analyze sentences, return analyzed copy | |
Private Attributes | |
| dates_module * | who |
| remember which module is doing the real work. | |
Detailed Description
The class dates provides a wrapper to transparently create and access a dates_module, a temporal expression recognizer for the appropriate language.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| dates::dates | ( | const std::wstring & | ) |
Constructor.
| dates::~dates | ( | ) |
Destructor.
Member Function Documentation
| void dates::analyze | ( | sentence & | ) |
analyze given sentence
Referenced by maco::analyze().
| void dates::analyze | ( | std::list< sentence > & | ) |
analyze given sentences
| sentence dates::analyze | ( | const sentence & | ) |
analyze sentence, return analyzed copy
| std::list<sentence> dates::analyze | ( | const std::list< sentence > & | ) |
analyze sentences, return analyzed copy
Member Data Documentation
dates_module* dates::who [private] |
remember which module is doing the real work.
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