JFlexTokenizer.java revision 6d7c6f82e644c205bc679ee5b1fa2929ec949963
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/**
* this class was created because of lucene 2.4.1 update which introduced char[] in Tokens instead of String
* lucene 3.0.0 uses AttributeSource instead of Tokens to make things even easier :-D
* lucene 3.5.0 CharTermAttribute will be used
*
* Generally this is a "template" for all new Tokenizers, so be carefull when changing it,
* it will impact almost ALL symbol tokenizers in OpenGrok ...
*
* Created on August 24, 2009
* @author Lubos Kosco
*/
public abstract class JFlexTokenizer extends Tokenizer {
// default jflex scanner methods and variables
abstract public boolean yylex() throws IOException;
abstract public void yyclose() throws IOException;
/**
* Reinitialize the tokenizer with new contents.
*
* @param contents a char buffer with text to tokenize
* @param length the number of characters to use from the char buffer
*/
}
public final void close() throws IOException {
yyclose();
}
/**
* This will reinitalize internal AttributeImpls, or it returns false if end of input Reader ...
* @return false if no more tokens, otherwise true
* @throws java.io.IOException
*/
return this.yylex();
}
//FIXME increasing below by one(default) might be tricky, need more analysis
// after lucene upgrade to 3.5 below is most probably not even needed
}
}