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edu.stanford.nlp.objectbank.ReaderIteratorFactory

A ReaderIteratorFactory provides a means of getting an Iterator which returns java.util.Readers over a Collection of input sources. Currently supported input sources are: Files, Strings, URLs and Readers. A ReaderIteratorFactory may take a Collection on construction and new sources may be added either individually (via the add(Object) method) or as a Collection (via the addAll(Collection method). The implementation automatically determines the type of input and produces a java.util.Reader accordingly. If you wish to add support for a new kind of input, refer the the setNextObject() method of the nested class ReaderIterator.

The Readers returned by this class are not closed by the class when you move to the next element (nor at any other time). So, if you want the files closed, then the caller needs to close them. The caller can only do this if they pass in Readers. Otherwise, this class should probably close them but currently doesn't.

TODO: Have this class close the files that it opens. @author Jenny Finkel @version 1.0

      writer.write("<pos>\n");
    }


    // this uses NER codebase technology to read/write SGML-ish files
    PlainTextDocumentReaderAndWriter<CoreLabel> readerAndWriter = new PlainTextDocumentReaderAndWriter<CoreLabel>();
    ObjectBank<List<CoreLabel>> ob = new ObjectBank<List<CoreLabel>>(new ReaderIteratorFactory(reader), readerAndWriter);
    PrintWriter pw = new PrintWriter(writer);
    for (List<CoreLabel> sentence : ob) {
      List<CoreLabel> s = Generics.newArrayList();
      numWords += s.size();
      List<TaggedWord> taggedSentence = tagSentence(s, false);


        int outputStyle = PlainTextDocumentReaderAndWriter.asIntOutputFormat(config.getOutputFormat());
        if (config.getSGML()) {
          // this uses NER codebase technology to read/write SGML-ish files
          PlainTextDocumentReaderAndWriter readerAndWriter = new PlainTextDocumentReaderAndWriter();
          ObjectBank<List<CoreLabel>> ob = new ObjectBank<List<CoreLabel>>(new ReaderIteratorFactory(br), readerAndWriter);
          PrintWriter pw = new PrintWriter(writer);
          for (List<CoreLabel> sentence : ob) {
            Sentence<CoreLabel> s = new Sentence<CoreLabel>(sentence);
            numWords += s.length();
            Sentence<TaggedWord> taggedSentence = MaxentTagger.tagSentence(s);

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