Examples of games.stendhal.common.parser.ExpressionType

games.stendhal.common.parser.ExpressionType
An ExpressionType defines the type of an Expression object. It uses a human readable string representation like "VER" (verb) or "OBJ" (object). Derived types like negative verbs are written in a concatenated form like "VER-NEG". ExpressionType objects are immutable. To alter expression types, there is always created a new ExpressionType object (similar to the immutable Java String class). @author Martin Fuchs

    HTMLDocument d = initHtml(tpExpressions);


    int unknown = 0;
    for (Expression e : sentence) {
      String style = "";
      ExpressionType t = e.getType();


      if (t.isEmpty()) {
        style = " style=\"color:red\"";
        ++unknown;
      }


      String type = decodeExprType(t);

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    w.setNormalized("norm");
    w.setPlurSing("plur");
    assertEquals("norm/", w.getNormalizedWithTypeString());
    assertEquals("norm/", w.toString());


    w.setType(new ExpressionType("TYP"));
    w.setValue(4711);
    assertEquals("norm/TYP", w.getNormalizedWithTypeString());
    assertEquals("norm/TYP", w.toString());
  }

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