/**
* Ctor with an {@link Word} and a dictionary This Ctor is quicker than the other.
*
* @param jwiDictionary
* @throws WordNetException
*/
ExtJwnlSensedWord(Word wordObj, ExtJwnlDictionary extJwnlDictionary) throws WordNetException {
if (wordObj == null) throw new WordNetException("wordObj is null!");
this.wordObj = wordObj;
this.synset = new ExtJwnlSynset(extJwnlDictionary, wordObj.getSynset());
this.word = wordObj.getLemma();
this.dictionary = extJwnlDictionary;
this.pos = ExtJwnlUtils.getWordNetPartOfSpeech(wordObj.getPOS());
}
/**
* Ctor that takes a synset and a word. It verifies that the word indeed belongs to the synset.
*
* <p><b>NOTE</b> ExtJwnl <i>lowercases</i> the words it is queried about. But the words it
* retrieves in methods like <code>realSynset.getWords()</code> are case sensitive!
*
* @param synset
* @param strWord
* @throws WordNetException
*/
public ExtJwnlSensedWord(ExtJwnlSynset synset, String strWord) throws WordNetException {
this.synset = synset;
this.word = strWord;
String wordToLookup =
strWord.replace(
' ', '_'); // mimic jwnl, which replaces underscores with spaces when looking up
List<Word> words = synset.realSynset.getWords();
Word wordObj = lookupWordInWords(words, wordToLookup);
if (wordObj == null)
throw new WordNetException(
"\"" + strWord + "\" is not a memeber of the given synset " + synset);
this.wordObj = wordObj;
dictionary = synset.extJwnlDictionary;
this.pos = ExtJwnlUtils.getWordNetPartOfSpeech(wordObj.getPOS());
}
