/// <summary>
/// Update neccessary data due to processContext output
/// </summary>
/// <param name="processContext">A processing context which lives until the process is finished,
/// and stores data for the process</param>
/// <param name="stopIndex"></param>
/// <param name="startIndex"></param>
/// <param name="stopSignCompleteSentenceFound"></param>
/// <param name="text"></param>
private static void HandleOutputContext(AnalysisProcessContext processContext, ref int stopIndex, ref int startIndex, ref bool stopSignCompleteSentenceFound, ref string text)
{
int?wordCompleteSentenceAtIndex = processContext.Output.WordCompleteSentenceAtIndex;
//If stop sign which complete sentence was found in a specifix index gap-
if (wordCompleteSentenceAtIndex.HasValue)
{
//Assign stopIndexFound to true
stopSignCompleteSentenceFound = true;
//Set correct stop index by index into text + new stop index into word - original stop index into word
stopIndex = stopIndex + wordCompleteSentenceAtIndex.Value - processContext.StopSignIndexIntoWord;
processContext.Output.WordCompleteSentenceAtIndex = null;
}
else
{
//If stopSignIndexGap is empty - Set startIndex to the following char of stopIndex variable
startIndex = stopIndex + 1;
}
int?seperateWordAtIndex = processContext.Output.AddSpaceAtIndex;
//If there is a need to add a space separator within the text
if (seperateWordAtIndex.HasValue)
{
//Insert space at a specific index into text
startIndex = stopIndex + seperateWordAtIndex.Value + 1;
text = text.Insert(startIndex, Consts.SPACE_SIGN.ToString());
processContext.AllText = text;
processContext.Output.AddSpaceAtIndex = null;
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Divide text into sentences, using separators like a dot
/// </summary>
/// <param name="text">Input text for processing</param>
/// <returns>Sentences generated from text processing</returns>
public IList <string> Process(string text)
{
AnalysisConfiguration analysisConfiguration = TextAnalysisRepository.Instance.AnalysisConfiguration;
AnalysisProcessContext processContext = new AnalysisProcessContext();
processContext.AnalysisConfiguration = analysisConfiguration;
//If enter key (\n or \r\n) declared as seperator- We seperate input text to segments
if (analysisConfiguration.EnableLinebreakSeperator)
{
IList <string> segments = GetTextSegments(text);
//Processing all segments contained in the input text
foreach (var segment in segments)
{
if (!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(segment))
{
ProcessTextSegment(segment, processContext);
}
}
}
else
{
//Process input text as one segmant
ProcessTextSegment(text, processContext);
}
return(processContext.Output.SentenceListResult);
}
/// <summary>
/// Set process context scope- Update variables ny found word and sign
/// </summary>
/// <param name="processContext">A processing context which lives until the process is finished,
/// and stores data for the process</param>
/// <param name="wordMetadata"></param>
/// <param name="stopIndex"></param>
private void SetContextScope(AnalysisProcessContext processContext, WordMetadata wordMetadata, int stopIndex)
{
processContext.Word = wordMetadata.Word;
processContext.WordWithEndTrim = processContext.Word.TrimEnd(processContext.AvailableStopSigns);
processContext.Sign = processContext.AllText[stopIndex];
processContext.WordLocation = wordMetadata.WordLocation;
processContext.StopSignIndexIntoWord = processContext.Word.IndexOf(processContext.Sign);
}
/// <summary>
/// Process one text segment, and divide it into sentences
/// </summary>
/// <param name="segment">Input segment to process it</param>
/// <param name="processContext">A processing context which lives until the process is finished,
/// and stores data for the process</param>
private void ProcessTextSegment(string segment, AnalysisProcessContext processContext)
{
string currentSentence;
IList <string> sentenceListResult = processContext.Output.SentenceListResult;
processContext.AllText = segment;
//While current segment is not empty,
//We search for next sentence, and append it to sentenceListResult
while (processContext.AllText.Count() > 0)
{
currentSentence = FindNextSentence(processContext);
sentenceListResult.Add(currentSentence);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Find out if any exception is matched to current word.
/// Compare word to exceptions which correspond to the location of the word
/// </summary>
/// <param name="processContext">A processing context which lives until the process is finished,
/// and stores data for the process</param>
/// <param name="wordLocation">A place of a word relative to a sentence: at first, in the middle or at the end</param>
/// <returns></returns>
private bool IsAnyExceptionMatch(AnalysisProcessContext processContext, WordLocation wordLocation)
{
IList <StopSignExceptionRule> exceptions = null;
bool isAnyExceptionMatch = false;
bool?exceptionsFound = processContext?.StopSignConfiguration?.Exceptions?.TryGetValue(wordLocation, out exceptions);
exceptionsFound = exceptionsFound.HasValue && exceptions != null && exceptions.Count() > 0;
if (exceptionsFound == true)
{
isAnyExceptionMatch = exceptions.Any(exception => exception.IsMatch(processContext));
}
return(isAnyExceptionMatch);
}
/// <summary>
/// Find next sentence of the segment.
/// Note: Each time a sentence is found, it is deleted from the segment,
/// so the function actually searches for the first sentence that the segment contains
/// </summary>
/// <param name="processContext">A processing context which lives until the process is finished,
/// and stores data for the process</param>
/// <returns></returns>
private string FindNextSentence(AnalysisProcessContext processContext)
{
string currentSentence = string.Empty;
int stopIndex = 0;
int currentIndex = 0;
bool stopSignCompleteSentenceFound = false;
processContext.AvailableStopSigns = processContext.AnalysisConfiguration.Signs.ToArray();
//As long as the closing sign which ends the sentence has not yet been found, we continue search for it
while (!stopSignCompleteSentenceFound)
{
stopSignCompleteSentenceFound = SearchNextStopSign(processContext, out stopIndex, ref currentIndex);
}
string text = processContext.AllText;
//Stop sign whice complete sentence was found!
//If stop sign has found into sentence
if (stopIndex > -1)
{
stopIndex++;
//Find index after consecutive characters of a certain type
stopIndex = FindIndexAfterConsecutiveChars(text, stopIndex, processContext.Sign);
//Set currentSentence member with substring from text beginning till stopIndex
currentSentence = text.Substring(0, stopIndex);
//Remove the found sentence from the total text
text = processContext.AllText.Remove(0, stopIndex).TrimStart();
}
//If stop sign has not found into sentence
else
{
//Set currentSentence to the entire text
currentSentence = processContext.AllText.TrimEnd();
//Clear text;
text = string.Empty;
}
//Set processContext.AllText to remaining text without the sentence which found
processContext.AllText = text;
return(currentSentence);
}
/// <summary>
/// Search for next stop sign into current segment
/// </summary>
/// <param name="processContext">A processing context which lives until the process is finished,
/// and stores data for the process</param>
/// <param name="stopIndex">out param which contains index of the found sign</param>
/// <param name="startIndex">ref param, in order to update startIndex to search from there</param>
/// <returns></returns>
private bool SearchNextStopSign(AnalysisProcessContext processContext, out int stopIndex, ref int startIndex)
{
bool stopSignCompleteSentenceFound = false;
string text = processContext.AllText;
//Remove leading spaces
text = text.TrimStart();
//Search for one of the closing signs,
//the closest to the beginning of the sentence
stopIndex = text.IndexOfAny(processContext.AvailableStopSigns, startIndex);
//If a closing sign found- We check if it complete a sentence
if (stopIndex > -1)
{
//Find word which includes current stopIndex
WordMetadata wordMetadata = FindWord(text, stopIndex);
//Set processContext by found stopSign and its parent word
SetContextScope(processContext, wordMetadata, stopIndex);
//Check whether the word is exceptional, and therefore does not complete a sentence
stopSignCompleteSentenceFound = !IsExceptionalWord(processContext);
//If stop sign not complete a sentence-
//Update neccessary dadta due to processContext output
if (!stopSignCompleteSentenceFound)
{
HandleOutputContext(processContext, ref stopIndex, ref startIndex, ref stopSignCompleteSentenceFound, ref text);
}
}
//If no closing sign found- The entire remaining text is an additional sentence
else
{
stopIndex--;
stopSignCompleteSentenceFound = true;
}
return(stopSignCompleteSentenceFound);
}
/// <summary>
/// Find out if a word is an exception, and therefore does not complete a sentence
/// </summary>
/// <param name="processContext">A processing context which lives until the process is finished,
/// and stores data for the process</param>
/// <returns></returns>
private bool IsExceptionalWord(AnalysisProcessContext processContext)
{
var sign = processContext.Sign;
var stopSignConfigurations = processContext.AnalysisConfiguration.StopSignConfigurations;
StopSignConfiguration stopSignConfiguration = null;
bool isExceptionalWord = false;
if (stopSignConfigurations.TryGetValue(processContext.Sign, out stopSignConfiguration))
{
processContext.StopSignConfiguration = stopSignConfiguration;
//Find out if a word is an exception, by exception which correspond to the location of the word
isExceptionalWord = IsAnyExceptionMatch(processContext, processContext.WordLocation);
if (!isExceptionalWord)
{
//Find out if a word is an exception, by general exceptions
isExceptionalWord = IsAnyExceptionMatch(processContext, WordLocation.Anywhere);
}
}
return(isExceptionalWord);
}