Examples of FSStringConstraint

org.apache.uima.cas.FSStringConstraint
Interface for a String constraint. A String constraint supports equality testing to a given string. After creating this constraint, use the {@link #equals(String)} method to specify thestring that the constraint uses in its testing.
To use the constraint, invoke its {@link #match(String)} method, passing the value to test. Youcan also embed this test with a path specification, using the {@link org.apache.uima.cas.ConstraintFactory#embedConstraint(FeaturePath,FSConstraint)} method,and use it to test feature structures, or combine it with other tests using the {@link org.apache.uima.cas.ConstraintFactory#and(FSMatchConstraint,FSMatchConstraint)} and{@link org.apache.uima.cas.ConstraintFactory#or(FSMatchConstraint,FSMatchConstraint)} methods.

Examples of org.apache.uima.cas.FSStringConstraint

      cas.getIndexRepository().addFS(token);


      String lemma = "the";
      // create filtered iterator over Tokens of type 1
      FSIterator<AnnotationFS> it = cas.getAnnotationIndex(tokenType).iterator();
      FSStringConstraint type1Constraint = cas.getConstraintFactory().createStringConstraint();
      type1Constraint.equals(lemma);
      FeaturePath path = cas.createFeaturePath();
      path.addFeature(lemmaFeat);
      FSMatchConstraint cons = cas.getConstraintFactory().embedConstraint(path, type1Constraint);
      it = cas.createFilteredIterator(it, cons);

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Examples of org.apache.uima.cas.FSStringConstraint

      token.setStringValue(lemmaFeat, type1);
      cas.getIndexRepository().addFS(token);


      String lemma = "the";
      FSIterator<AnnotationFS> it = cas.getAnnotationIndex(tokenType).iterator();
      FSStringConstraint type1Constraint = cas.getConstraintFactory().createStringConstraint();
      type1Constraint.equals(lemma);
      ArrayList<String> path = new ArrayList<String>();
      path.add(lemmaFeat.getShortName());
      FSMatchConstraint cons = cas.getConstraintFactory().embedConstraint(path, type1Constraint);
      it = cas.createFilteredIterator(it, cons);

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Examples of org.apache.uima.cas.FSStringConstraint

            ConstraintFactory cf = jcas.getConstraintFactory();


            FeaturePath feature_path = m_feat2path.get(feature_name);
            FSMatchConstraint feat_mc = null;
            for (int i = 0; i < values.length; ++i) {
                FSStringConstraint val_sc = cf.createStringConstraint();
                val_sc.equals(values[i].toString());
                if (null == feat_mc) {
                    feat_mc = cf.embedConstraint(feature_path, val_sc);
                }
                else {
                    feat_mc = cf.or(feat_mc, cf.embedConstraint(feature_path, val_sc));

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Examples of org.apache.uima.cas.FSStringConstraint

      cas.getIndexRepository().addFS(token);


      String lemma = "the";
      // create filtered iterator over Tokens of type 1
      FSIterator it = cas.getAnnotationIndex(tokenType).iterator();
      FSStringConstraint type1Constraint = cas.getConstraintFactory().createStringConstraint();
      type1Constraint.equals(lemma);
      FeaturePath path = cas.createFeaturePath();
      path.addFeature(lemmaFeat);
      FSMatchConstraint cons = cas.getConstraintFactory().embedConstraint(path, type1Constraint);
      it = cas.createFilteredIterator(it, cons);

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Examples of org.apache.uima.cas.FSStringConstraint

      token.setStringValue(lemmaFeat, type1);
      cas.getIndexRepository().addFS(token);


      String lemma = "the";
      FSIterator it = cas.getAnnotationIndex(tokenType).iterator();
      FSStringConstraint type1Constraint = cas.getConstraintFactory().createStringConstraint();
      type1Constraint.equals(lemma);
      ArrayList path = new ArrayList();
      path.add(lemmaFeat.getShortName());
      FSMatchConstraint cons = cas.getConstraintFactory().embedConstraint(path, type1Constraint);
      it = cas.createFilteredIterator(it, cons);

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