Examples of AdjPhraseSpec

simplenlg.phrasespec.AdjPhraseSpec
This class defines a adjective phrase. It is essentially a wrapper around the PhraseElement class, with methods for setting common constituents such as preModifier. For example, the setAdjective method in this class sets the head of the element to be the specified adjective From an API perspective, this class is a simplified version of the AdjPhraseSpec class in simplenlg V3. It provides an alternative way for creating syntactic structures, compared to directly manipulating a V4 PhraseElement. Methods are provided for setting and getting the following constituents:
- PreModifier (eg, "very")
- Adjective (eg, "happy")
NOTE: AdjPhraseSpec do not usually have (user-set) features AdjPhraseSpec are produced by the createAdjectivePhrase method of a PhraseFactory
@author E. Reiter, University of Aberdeen. @version 4.1

Examples of simplenlg.phrasespec.AdjPhraseSpec

    NLGFactory nlgFactory = new NLGFactory(lexicon);             // factory based on lexicon


    // create sentences
    //   "John did not go to the bigger park. He played football there."
    NPPhraseSpec thePark = nlgFactory.createNounPhrase("the", "park");   // create an NP
    AdjPhraseSpec bigp = nlgFactory.createAdjectivePhrase("big");        // create AdjP
    bigp.setFeature(Feature.IS_COMPARATIVE, true);                       // use comparative form ("bigger")
    thePark.addModifier(bigp);                                        // add adj as modifier in NP
    // above relies on default placement rules.  You can force placement as a premodifier
    // (before head) by using addPreModifier
    PPPhraseSpec toThePark = nlgFactory.createPrepositionPhrase("to");    // create a PP
    toThePark.setObject(thePark);                                     // set PP object

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Examples of simplenlg.phrasespec.AdjPhraseSpec

      }


      // Adjective Phrase
      else if (wps instanceof simplenlg.xmlrealiser.wrapper.XmlAdjPhraseSpec) {
        simplenlg.xmlrealiser.wrapper.XmlAdjPhraseSpec wp = (simplenlg.xmlrealiser.wrapper.XmlAdjPhraseSpec) wps;
        AdjPhraseSpec p = factory.createAdjectivePhrase(head);
        hp = p;


        p.setFeature(Feature.IS_COMPARATIVE, wp.isISCOMPARATIVE());
        p.setFeature(Feature.IS_SUPERLATIVE, wp.isISSUPERLATIVE());
      }


      // Prepositional Phrase
      else if (wps instanceof simplenlg.xmlrealiser.wrapper.XmlPPPhraseSpec) {
        PPPhraseSpec p = factory.createPrepositionPhrase(head);
        hp = p;
      }


      // Adverb Phrase
      else if (wps instanceof simplenlg.xmlrealiser.wrapper.XmlAdvPhraseSpec) {
        simplenlg.xmlrealiser.wrapper.XmlAdvPhraseSpec wp = (simplenlg.xmlrealiser.wrapper.XmlAdvPhraseSpec) wps;
        AdvPhraseSpec p = factory.createAdverbPhrase();
        p.setHead(head);
        hp = p;
        p.setFeature(Feature.IS_COMPARATIVE, wp.isISCOMPARATIVE());
        p.setFeature(Feature.IS_SUPERLATIVE, wp.isISSUPERLATIVE());
      }


      // Verb Phrase
      else if (wps instanceof simplenlg.xmlrealiser.wrapper.XmlVPPhraseSpec) {
        simplenlg.xmlrealiser.wrapper.XmlVPPhraseSpec wp = (simplenlg.xmlrealiser.wrapper.XmlVPPhraseSpec) wps;

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Examples of simplenlg.phrasespec.AdjPhraseSpec

   * @param adjective
   *            the main adjective for this phrase.
   * @return a <code>AdjPhraseSpec</code> representing this phrase.
   */
  public AdjPhraseSpec createAdjectivePhrase(Object adjective) {
    AdjPhraseSpec phraseElement = new AdjPhraseSpec(this);


    NLGElement adjectiveElement = createNLGElement(adjective,
        LexicalCategory.ADJECTIVE);
    setPhraseHead(phraseElement, adjectiveElement);

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