Examples of com.uic.ase.proj.xbn.array.AOSLCreator.addString()

com.uic.ase.proj.xbn.array.AOSLCreator.addString()

Add a new string to the AOSLookup.

It is expected strings are added in the same order in which they originally existed. The first string exists at absolute array index zero, the second at array index one, and so on.

@param s_tr The string @exception LockedException If isLocked equals true. This means all strings have been added. @exception AssertException If...

...areDupStringsOk equals false, and s_tr is equal to a string that was previously added.
...getUnqStrCount does not equal -1, and the [value of getUnqStrCount]-th unique string is (attempted to be) added.

    }  else  {
      aoslc = new AOSLCreator(true, b_listUnqStrs);
    }


    for(int i = 0; i < primitive_array.getLength(); i++)  {
      aoslc.addString(primitive_array.getString(i));
    }


    aoslc.lock();


    return aoslc.getAOSLookup();

          if(!tp_config.doIgnoreSurrTxt())  {
            sbCurrentSurrText.append(ss.s1);
            addCurrSurrTextOntoArray(acsSurroundingText, sbCurrentSurrText);
          }


          aoslc.addString(ss.s2);


          if(aoslc.wasLastStringUnique())  {
            //THIS IS PRINTING OUT AFTER THE GAP *FOLLOWING*
            //THE ONE THAT IS UNIQUE.  HMMMMM.
            optr_dbg.write("\t\t\t[ UNIQUE ]");

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