The class completer_rule stores rules used by the completer of parse trees. More...
#include <dep_rules.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| completer_rule () | |
| constructors | |
| completer_rule (const std::wstring &, const std::wstring &, const std::wstring &) | |
| completer_rule (const completer_rule &) | |
| completer_rule & | operator= (const completer_rule &) |
| assignment | |
| int | operator< (const completer_rule &a) const |
| Comparison. The more weight the higher priority. | |
Public Attributes | |
| std::wstring | line |
| line in the file where rule was, useful to trace and issue errors. | |
| std::wstring | leftChk |
| chunk labels to which the rule is applied | |
| std::wstring | rightChk |
| matching_condition | leftConds |
| extra conditions on the chunks (pos, lemma, form, class) | |
| matching_condition | rightConds |
| std::wstring | pairClass |
| pair class to check for additional semantic compatibility | |
| std::wstring | node1 |
| properties of each chunk to check in pair file | |
| std::wstring | attr1 |
| std::wstring | node2 |
| std::wstring | attr2 |
| std::wstring | newNode1 |
| new label/s (if any) for the nodes after the operation. | |
| std::wstring | newNode2 |
| matching_condition | matchingCond |
| condition for MATCHING operation. | |
| std::wstring | operation |
| operation to perform | |
| std::vector< matching_condition > | leftContext |
| context (if any) required to apply the rule | |
| std::vector< matching_condition > | rightContext |
| bool | context_neg |
| whether the context is negated | |
| int | weight |
| priority of the rule | |
| std::set< std::wstring > | enabling_flags |
| flags that enable the rule to be applied | |
| std::set< std::wstring > | flags_toggle_on |
| flags to toggle on after applying the rule | |
| std::set< std::wstring > | flags_toggle_off |
| flags to toggle off after applying the rule | |
Detailed Description
The class completer_rule stores rules used by the completer of parse trees.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
constructors
| freeling::completer_rule::completer_rule | ( | const std::wstring & | , |
| const std::wstring & | , | ||
| const std::wstring & | |||
| ) |
Member Function Documentation
| int freeling::completer_rule::operator< | ( | const completer_rule & | a | ) | const |
Comparison. The more weight the higher priority.
| completer_rule& freeling::completer_rule::operator= | ( | const completer_rule & | ) |
assignment
Member Data Documentation
| std::wstring freeling::completer_rule::attr1 |
| std::wstring freeling::completer_rule::attr2 |
whether the context is negated
| std::set<std::wstring> freeling::completer_rule::enabling_flags |
flags that enable the rule to be applied
| std::set<std::wstring> freeling::completer_rule::flags_toggle_off |
flags to toggle off after applying the rule
| std::set<std::wstring> freeling::completer_rule::flags_toggle_on |
flags to toggle on after applying the rule
| std::wstring freeling::completer_rule::leftChk |
chunk labels to which the rule is applied
extra conditions on the chunks (pos, lemma, form, class)
| std::vector<matching_condition> freeling::completer_rule::leftContext |
context (if any) required to apply the rule
| std::wstring freeling::completer_rule::line |
line in the file where rule was, useful to trace and issue errors.
Used also as rule id when storing last_left/right matches in status
condition for MATCHING operation.
| std::wstring freeling::completer_rule::newNode1 |
new label/s (if any) for the nodes after the operation.
| std::wstring freeling::completer_rule::newNode2 |
| std::wstring freeling::completer_rule::node1 |
properties of each chunk to check in pair file
| std::wstring freeling::completer_rule::node2 |
| std::wstring freeling::completer_rule::operation |
operation to perform
| std::wstring freeling::completer_rule::pairClass |
pair class to check for additional semantic compatibility
| std::wstring freeling::completer_rule::rightChk |
| std::vector<matching_condition> freeling::completer_rule::rightContext |
priority of the rule
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
