oracle.javatools.editor.language
Class NaturalWordLocator

java.lang.Object
  oracle.javatools.editor.language.NaturalWordLocator

All Implemented Interfaces:

WordLocator

public final class NaturalWordLocator

extends java.lang.Object

implements WordLocator

The NaturalWordLocator implementation that locates word boundaries on the JDK's BreakIterator for natural language boundaries.

See Also:

WordLocator

Constructor Summary

NaturalWordLocator(LanguageSupport support)
Constructs a new NaturalWordLocator.

Method Summary

int	getNextWordEnd(int offset) Fetches the next offset where a word ends.
int	getNextWordStart(int offset) Fetches the next offset where a word starts from.
int	getPreviousWordEnd(int offset) Fetches the previous offset where a word ends.
int	getPreviousWordStart(int offset) Fetches the previous offset where a word starts from.
int	getWordEnd(int offset) Fetches the end of the word for the given offset location.
int	getWordStart(int offset) Fetches the start of the word for the given offset location.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

NaturalWordLocator

public NaturalWordLocator(LanguageSupport support)

Constructs a new NaturalWordLocator.

Parameters:

support - the language support and document this locator is used for

Method Detail

getWordStart

public int getWordStart(int offset)

Fetches the start of the word for the given offset location. If the offset occurs at the boundary between two words, then we will bias to the right, following the Swing defaults - this means that the offset is already at the start of the word on the right, and should return the same offset.

Specified by:

getWordStart in interface WordLocator

Parameters:

offset - the specified document offset

Returns:

the start of the word that the offset is contained in

getWordEnd

public int getWordEnd(int offset)

Fetches the end of the word for the given offset location. If the offset occurs at the boundary between two words, again, we will bias to the right, following the Swing defaults. This means that the offset is at the start of the word on the right, and should return that word's end offset.

Specified by:

getWordEnd in interface WordLocator

Parameters:

offset - the specified document offset

Returns:

the end of the word that the offset is contained in

getNextWordStart

public int getNextWordStart(int offset)

Fetches the next offset where a word starts from.

Specified by:

getNextWordStart in interface WordLocator

Parameters:

offset - the specified document offset

Returns:

the next start of a word

getNextWordEnd

public int getNextWordEnd(int offset)

Fetches the next offset where a word ends.

Specified by:

getNextWordEnd in interface WordLocator

Parameters:

offset - the specified document offset

Returns:

the next end of a word

getPreviousWordStart

public int getPreviousWordStart(int offset)

Fetches the previous offset where a word starts from.

Specified by:

getPreviousWordStart in interface WordLocator

Parameters:

offset - the specified document offset

Returns:

the previous start of a word

getPreviousWordEnd

public int getPreviousWordEnd(int offset)

Fetches the previous offset where a word ends.

Specified by:

getPreviousWordEnd in interface WordLocator

Parameters:

offset - the specified document offset

Returns:

the previous end of a word