Examples of org.olat.core.commons.services.text.impl.TextServiceImpl.wordCount()

Package org.olat.core.commons.services.text.impl

Class org.olat.core.commons.services.text.impl.TextServiceImpl

Examples of org.olat.core.commons.services.text.impl.TextServiceImpl.wordCount()

org.olat.core.commons.services.text.impl.TextServiceImpl.wordCount()
Use the java.text.BreakIterator to count the number of words. There is an excpetion for chinese language because only a human count reliably count the number of words in a chinese text (Word are not separated by space in Chinese, Japanese and Thai). The different entreprise involved in traduction count the words with the number of characters and a factor 2.2. @param text @param locale @return

          try{
            String body = message.getBody();
            Locale locale = languageService.detectLocale(body);
            int characters = languageService.characterCount(body, locale);
            message.setNumOfCharacters(characters);
            int words = languageService.wordCount(body, locale);
            message.setNumOfWords(words);
            counter++;
            
            DBFactory.getInstance().updateObject(message);

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  public void testWordCount() {
    TextService languageService = new TextServiceImpl();
    for(TestTextCase.Text text:TestTextCase.getCases()) {
      Locale locale = new Locale(text.getLanguage());
      int words = languageService.wordCount(text.getText(), locale);
      assertTrue(words == text.getWords());
    }
  }
  
  public void testCharacterCount() {

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