Examples of OffsetMapping

at.ofai.gate.virtualdocuments.OffsetMapping

This class provides a mapping between ranges of text within two documents. Each offset in the source document maps to a starting position and to an ending position. Several consecutive offsets can map to identical starting and ending positions. Only if it is known that a range in the target document is truely a copy of the source document, every individual source offset will map to an individual target to and from offset. Otherwise all offsets withing the range will map to the same identical to and from offsets.

    AnnotatedDocumentTransformer adt =
            new AnnotatedDocumentTransformer(annSpecs,procSpecs,true,true);
    String theString1 = adt.getStringForDocument(testDoc01In,"");
    assertEquals("time_modifier is a simple test document for testing the PN class . stop contains token annotations in the default annotation set from person_first and some additional manual annotations .", theString1);


    OffsetMapping bom = adt.getBackwardOffsetMap();
    OffsetMapping fom = adt.getForwardOffsetMap();
    // test some backward mappings
    assertEquals("Backward mapping of 'is' start - start offset", 5, bom.getFrom(14));
    assertEquals("Backward mapping of 'is' start - end offset", 7, bom.getTo(14));
    assertEquals("Backward mapping of 'is' end - start offset", 5, bom.getFrom(15));
    assertEquals("Backward mapping of 'is' end - end offset", 7, bom.getTo(15));

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Examples of OffsetMapping

Examples of at.ofai.gate.virtualdocuments.OffsetMapping