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public GetReferences ( IEnumerable |
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| tokens | IEnumerable |
Tokens for text to be scanned |
| desiredKey | string | If you only want instance of a specific key (e.g. one word, /// one punctuation pattern, one character, etc.) place it here. Empty string returns /// all items. |
| return | List |
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public List<TextTokenSubstring> GetReferences(IEnumerable<ITextToken> tokens, string desiredKey)
{
#if DEBUG
List<ITextToken> AllTokens = new List<ITextToken>(tokens);
if (AllTokens.Count == 0)
{
// Keep the compiler from complaining about assigning to a variable, but not using it.
}
#endif
m_characterCategorizer = m_checksDataSource.CharacterCategorizer;
ValidItems = m_checksDataSource.GetParameterValue(kValidItemsParameter);
InvalidItems = m_checksDataSource.GetParameterValue(kInvalidItemsParameter);
string preferredLocale =
m_checksDataSource.GetParameterValue("PreferredLocale") ?? string.Empty;
m_mixedCapitalization = new List<TextTokenSubstring>();
ProcessMixedCapitalization processor =
new ProcessMixedCapitalization(m_checksDataSource, m_mixedCapitalization);
foreach (ITextToken tok in tokens)
{
if ((tok.Locale ?? string.Empty) != preferredLocale)
continue;
foreach (WordAndPunct wap in m_characterCategorizer.WordAndPuncts(tok.Text))
processor.ProcessWord(tok, wap, desiredKey);
}
return m_mixedCapitalization;
}
} public void ChangeCharacterCategorizerAfterInstantiationOfCheck()
{
MixedCapitalizationCheck check = new MixedCapitalizationCheck(m_source);
m_source.Text = @"\p \v 1 w!Forming";
List <TextTokenSubstring> tts = check.GetReferences(m_source.TextTokens(), null);
Assert.AreEqual(0, tts.Count);
m_source.m_extraWordFormingCharacters = "!";
tts = check.GetReferences(m_source.TextTokens(), null);
Assert.AreEqual(1, tts.Count);
Assert.AreEqual("w!Forming", tts[0].Text);
}