Package org.apache.lucene.util.automaton
Class BasicAutomata
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public final class BasicAutomata extends Object
Construction of basic automata.
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Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description static Automaton
makeAnyChar()
Returns a new (deterministic) automaton that accepts any single codepoint.static Automaton
makeAnyString()
Returns a new (deterministic) automaton that accepts all strings.static Automaton
makeChar(int c)
Returns a new (deterministic) automaton that accepts a single codepoint of the given value.static Automaton
makeCharRange(int min, int max)
Returns a new (deterministic) automaton that accepts a single codepoint whose value is in the given interval (including both end points).static Automaton
makeEmpty()
Returns a new (deterministic) automaton with the empty language.static Automaton
makeEmptyString()
Returns a new (deterministic) automaton that accepts only the empty string.static Automaton
makeInterval(int min, int max, int digits)
Returns a new automaton that accepts strings representing decimal non-negative integers in the given interval.static Automaton
makeString(int[] word, int offset, int length)
static Automaton
makeString(String s)
Returns a new (deterministic) automaton that accepts the single given string.static Automaton
makeStringUnion(Collection<BytesRef> utf8Strings)
Returns a new (deterministic and minimal) automaton that accepts the union of the given collection ofBytesRef
s representing UTF-8 encoded strings.
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Method Detail
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makeEmpty
public static Automaton makeEmpty()
Returns a new (deterministic) automaton with the empty language.
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makeEmptyString
public static Automaton makeEmptyString()
Returns a new (deterministic) automaton that accepts only the empty string.
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makeAnyString
public static Automaton makeAnyString()
Returns a new (deterministic) automaton that accepts all strings.
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makeAnyChar
public static Automaton makeAnyChar()
Returns a new (deterministic) automaton that accepts any single codepoint.
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makeChar
public static Automaton makeChar(int c)
Returns a new (deterministic) automaton that accepts a single codepoint of the given value.
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makeCharRange
public static Automaton makeCharRange(int min, int max)
Returns a new (deterministic) automaton that accepts a single codepoint whose value is in the given interval (including both end points).
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makeInterval
public static Automaton makeInterval(int min, int max, int digits) throws IllegalArgumentException
Returns a new automaton that accepts strings representing decimal non-negative integers in the given interval.- Parameters:
min
- minimal value of intervalmax
- maximal value of interval (both end points are included in the interval)digits
- if >0, use fixed number of digits (strings must be prefixed by 0's to obtain the right length) - otherwise, the number of digits is not fixed- Throws:
IllegalArgumentException
- if min>max or if numbers in the interval cannot be expressed with the given fixed number of digits
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makeString
public static Automaton makeString(String s)
Returns a new (deterministic) automaton that accepts the single given string.
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makeString
public static Automaton makeString(int[] word, int offset, int length)
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makeStringUnion
public static Automaton makeStringUnion(Collection<BytesRef> utf8Strings)
Returns a new (deterministic and minimal) automaton that accepts the union of the given collection ofBytesRef
s representing UTF-8 encoded strings.- Parameters:
utf8Strings
- The input strings, UTF-8 encoded. The collection must be in sorted order.- Returns:
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Automaton
accepting all input strings. The resulting automaton is codepoint based (full unicode codepoints on transitions).
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