I am work开发者_运维问答ing in C++. I have the following string: 2011-07-01T14:32:39.1846579+02:00
I\'m want to tokenize a text, but not separating only with whitespaces. There some things like proper names that I want to set only one token (eg.: \"Renato Dinhani Concei开发者_开发技巧ção\"). An
i\'m doing tokenizing a text file in java. I want to read an input file, tokenize it and write a certain character that has been tokenized into an output file. This is what i\'ve done so far:
My apologies if the title of this thread is a little confusing.What I\'m asking about is how does Flex (the lexical analyzer) handle issues of precedence?
I am doing some test using WordDelimiterFilter in Solrbut it doesn\'t preserve the protected list of words which I pass to it. Would you please inspect the code and the output example and suggest whic
Currently I am loading a text file that contains 100,000 lines into a SortedMap using buffered reads.Should I abandon this approach and instead load the entire file into memory and then tokenize by li
I have some code that tokenizes a equation input into a string array: string infix = \"( 5 + 2 ) * 3 + 4\";
I\'m trying to figure out the way that payloads work in Lucene and I can\'t seem to grasp it. My situation is as follows:
What\'s the best way to parse a line like this (the number of elements is not fixed): [0.0125,2.9518e+02,1.2833e+00,-3.5302e-04,1.2095e+01,1.0858e-01,1.2112e-04,1.1276e+03] # comments
I am trying to integrate a language into NetBeans using ANTLR, and in order to highlight syntax this involves generating tokens for every type of text I want highlighted.
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