NAME
DTA::TokWrap - DTA tokenizer wrappers: top level
SYNOPSIS
use
DTA::TokWrap;
##========================================================================
## Constructors etc.
$tw
= DTA::TokWrap->new(
%options
);
##-- constructor
%defaults
= DTA::TokWrap->defaults();
##-- static default options
$tw
=
$tw
->init();
##-- dynamic default options
##========================================================================
## Methods: Document pseudo-I/O
$doc
=
$CLASS_OR_OBJECT
->
open
(
$xmlfile
,
%docNewOptions
);
$bool
=
$tw
->
close
(
$doc
);
##========================================================================
## Methods: Profiling
$tw
->logProfile(
$logLevel
);
DESCRIPTION
This manpage describes the DTA::TokWrap module. For an introduction to the DTA::TokWrap distribution, see DTA::TokWrap::Intro.
The DTA::TokWrap package provides top-level object-oriented wrappers for (batch) tokenization of DTA "base-format" XML documents.
Constants
- Variable: @ISA
-
The DTA::TokWrap class inherits from DTA::TokWrap::Base.
Constructors etc.
- defaults
-
%defaults
= CLASS->defaults();
Static default options; see DTA::TokWrap::Base.
- init
-
$tw
=
$tw
->init();
Set dynamic default object structure; see DTA::TokWrap::Base.
Methods: Document pseudo-I/O
- open
-
$doc
=
$CLASS_OR_OBJECT
->
open
(
$xmlfile
,
%docNewOptions
);
Wrapper for DTA::TokWrap::Document->open($xmlfile,tw=>$tw,%docNewOptions)
- close
-
$bool
=
$tw
->
close
(
$doc
);
Wrapper for $doc->close()
Methods: Profiling
- logProfile
-
undef
=
$tw
->logProfile(
$logLevel
);
Logs profiling information (throughput) at $logLevel using the Log::Log4perl mechanism via DTA::TokWrap::Logger. See DTA::TokWrap::Logger.
SEE ALSO
DTA::TokWrap::Intro(3pm), dta-tokwrap.perl(1), ...
SEE ALSO
DTA::TokWrap::Intro(3pm), dta-tokwrap.perl(1), ...
SEE ALSO
DTA::TokWrap::Intro(3pm), dta-tokwrap.perl(1), ...
AUTHOR
Bryan Jurish <moocow@cpan.org>
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
Copyright (C) 2009-2018 by Bryan Jurish
This package is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself, either Perl version 5.14.2 or, at your option, any later version of Perl 5 you may have available.