public class DateRecognizerSinkTokenizer extends SinkTokenizer
Token.termBuffer()
as a Date using a DateFormat
.
If the value is a Date, it will add it to the sink.
Also marks the sink token with Token.type()
equal to DATE_TYPE
Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
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static java.lang.String |
DATE_TYPE |
protected java.text.DateFormat |
dateFormat |
iter, lst
Constructor and Description |
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DateRecognizerSinkTokenizer()
Uses
DateFormat.getDateInstance() as the DateFormat object. |
DateRecognizerSinkTokenizer(java.text.DateFormat dateFormat) |
DateRecognizerSinkTokenizer(java.util.List input)
Uses
DateFormat.getDateInstance() as the DateFormat object. |
DateRecognizerSinkTokenizer(java.util.List input,
java.text.DateFormat dateFormat) |
Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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void |
add(Token t) |
close, getTokens, next, reset
next
public static final java.lang.String DATE_TYPE
protected java.text.DateFormat dateFormat
public DateRecognizerSinkTokenizer()
DateFormat.getDateInstance()
as the DateFormat
object.public DateRecognizerSinkTokenizer(java.text.DateFormat dateFormat)
public DateRecognizerSinkTokenizer(java.util.List input)
DateFormat.getDateInstance()
as the DateFormat
object.input
- The input list of Tokens that are already Dates. They should be marked as type DATE_TYPE
for completenesspublic DateRecognizerSinkTokenizer(java.util.List input, java.text.DateFormat dateFormat)
input
- dateFormat
- The date format to use to try and parse the date. Note, this SinkTokenizer makes no attempt to synchronize the DateFormat objectpublic void add(Token t)
add
in class SinkTokenizer
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