/** * \file Thesaurus.C * This file is part of LyX, the document processor. * Licence details can be found in the file COPYING. * * \author John Levon * * Full author contact details are available in file CREDITS. */ #include #include "Thesaurus.h" #include "support/lstrings.h" #include namespace lyx { #ifdef HAVE_LIBAIKSAURUS using std::sort; using std::string; Thesaurus::Thesaurus() : aik_(new Aiksaurus) {} Thesaurus::~Thesaurus() { delete aik_; } Thesaurus::Meanings Thesaurus::lookup(docstring const & t) { Meanings meanings; // aiksaurus is for english text only, therefore it does not work // with non-ascii strings. // The interface of the Thesaurus class uses docstring because a // non-english thesaurus is possible in theory. if (!support::isAscii(t)) // to_ascii() would assert return meanings; string const text = to_ascii(t); if (!aik_->find(text.c_str())) return meanings; // weird api, but ... int prev_meaning = -1; int cur_meaning; docstring meaning; // correct, returns "" at the end string ret = aik_->next(cur_meaning); while (!ret.empty()) { if (cur_meaning != prev_meaning) { meaning = from_ascii(ret); ret = aik_->next(cur_meaning); prev_meaning = cur_meaning; } else { if (ret != text) meanings[meaning].push_back(from_ascii(ret)); } ret = aik_->next(cur_meaning); } for (Meanings::iterator it = meanings.begin(); it != meanings.end(); ++it) sort(it->second.begin(), it->second.end()); return meanings; } #else Thesaurus::Thesaurus() { } Thesaurus::~Thesaurus() { } Thesaurus::Meanings Thesaurus::lookup(docstring const &) { return Meanings(); } #endif // HAVE_LIBAIKSAURUS // Global instance Thesaurus thesaurus; } // namespace lyx