Examples of edu.stanford.nlp.trees.Span$ConstituentFactoryHolder

edu.stanford.nlp.trees.Span
A Span is an optimized SimpleConstituent object. It provides exactly the same functionality as a SimpleConstituent, but by being final, and with its own implementation of Span equality, it runs faster, so as to placate Dan Klein. (With JDK1.3 client, it still doesn't run as fast as an implementation outside of the SimpleConstituent hierarchy, but with JDK1.3 server, it does! And both versions are several times faster with -server than -client, so that should be used.) @author Christopher Manning @version 2001/01/08

   */
  // private AceToken mPhrase;


  public AceCharSeq(String text, int start, int end) {
    mText = text;
    mByteOffset = new Span(start, end);
    mTokenOffset = null;
    // mPhrase = null;
  }

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        break;
      }
    }


    if (start >= 0 && end >= 0) {
      mTokenOffset = new Span(start, end);
      // mPhrase = makePhrase(tokens, mTokenOffset);
    } else {
      throw new MatchException("Match failed!");
    }
  }

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      mNerc = -1;
    else
      mNerc = OTHERS.get(nerc, false);


    if (start != null && end != null) {
      mByteOffset = new Span(Integer.parseInt(start), Integer.parseInt(end));
      mRawByteOffset = new Span(Integer.parseInt(start), Integer.parseInt(end));
    }
    mSentence = sentence;


    mMassiClass = "";
    mMassiBbn = "";

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