Examples of filterReadings()

Examples of org.languagetool.rules.patterns.Match.filterReadings()

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                  Match.IncludeRange.NONE);
          tmpMatchToken.setToken(whTokens[position]);
          final String prevValue = whTokens[position].toString();
          final String prevAnot = whTokens[position]
                  .getHistoricalAnnotations();
          whTokens[position] = tmpMatchToken.filterReadings();
          annotateChange(whTokens[position], prevValue, prevAnot);
        }
        break;
      case IMMUNIZE:
        for (int i = 0; i < matchingTokens - startPositionCorrection + endPositionCorrection; i++) {
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Examples of org.languagetool.rules.patterns.Match.filterReadings()

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                  disambiguatedPOS, null, Match.CaseConversion.NONE,
                  false, false, Match.IncludeRange.NONE);
          tmpMatchToken.setToken(whTokens[fromPos]);
          final String prevValue = whTokens[fromPos].toString();
          final String prevAnot = whTokens[fromPos].getHistoricalAnnotations();
          whTokens[fromPos] = tmpMatchToken.filterReadings();
          annotateChange(whTokens[fromPos], prevValue, prevAnot);
          filtered = true;
        }
        // FALLTHROUGH
      case REPLACE:
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