/// <summary>
/// Search for the longest among the following suffixes, and perform the action indicated.
/// eed eedly+
/// replace by ee if in R1
/// ed edly+ ing ingly+
/// delete if the preceding word part contains a vowel, and then
/// if the word ends at, bl or iz add e (so luxuriat -> luxuriate), or
/// if the word ends with a double remove the last letter (so hopp -> hop), or
/// if the word is short, add e (so hop -> hope)
/// </summary>
internal void StripSuffixStep1b()
{
// eed eedly+ - replace by ee if in R1
if (Stem.EndsWith("eed") ||
Stem.EndsWith("eedly"))
{
if (EndsWithAndInR1("eed") ||
EndsWithAndInR1("eedly"))
{
if (_r1.Contains(Stem.Length))
{
Stem = Stem.Substring(0, Stem.LastIndexOf("eed")) + "ee";
}
}
return;
}
// ed edly+ ing ingly+ - delete if the preceding word part contains a vowel, and then
if ((Stem.EndsWith("ed") && Stem.IndexOfAny(Vowels, 0, Stem.Length - 2) != -1) ||
(Stem.EndsWith("edly") && Stem.IndexOfAny(Vowels, 0, Stem.Length - 4) != -1) ||
(Stem.EndsWith("ing") && Stem.IndexOfAny(Vowels, 0, Stem.Length - 3) != -1) ||
(Stem.EndsWith("ingly") && Stem.IndexOfAny(Vowels, 0, Stem.Length - 5) != -1))
{
StripEnding(new string[4] {
"ed", "edly", "ing", "ingly"
});
// if the word ends at, bl or iz add e (so luxuriat -> luxuriate), or
if (Stem.EndsWith("at") ||
Stem.EndsWith("bl") ||
Stem.EndsWith("iz"))
{
Stem += "e";
return;
}
// if the word ends with a double remove the last letter (so hopp -> hop), or
string end2chars;
if (Stem.Length >= 2)
{
end2chars = Stem.Substring(Stem.Length - 2, 2);
}
else
{
return;
}
var doubleEndings = new List <string>(DoubleChars);
if (doubleEndings.Contains(end2chars))
{
Stem = Stem.Remove(Stem.Length - 1);
return;
}
// if the word is short, add e (so hop -> hope)
if (IsShortWord())
{
Stem += "e";
return;
}
}
}
