AdjectiveToken
Token

Inherits from: Token

Public Functions

createAdjEvent(self, verbfeatures=None)
Processes the adjective after a copular verb and make it an event if the
adjective has an event class.

feature_value(self, name)
Used by matchConstituent. Needs cases for all instance variables used in the
pattern matching phase.

isAdjToken(self)

Private Functions

_conditionallyAddEvent(self)
Check whether there is an event class and add the event to self.tree if
there is one. There is a sister of this method on Chunk.

Inherits from: Constituent

implements a single token.

Instance variables:
    text        -  the text string of the token
    pos         -  the part-of-speech of the token
    event       -  set to True if the token is wrapped in an EventTag
    event_tag   -  contains the EventTag

The event, eid and event are set at TarsqiTree creation for the daughters of
event tags.

Public Functions

__bool__(self)

__getitem__(self, index)
The method with the same name on Constituent made sure that we can view the
Token as something that has elements. But here we add that Token has
itself as its one daughter. This is used by update_event_checked_marker
in the chunks module.

__init__(self, word, pos)
Initialize with the word and a part-of-speech, use defaults for all
the other variables.

__str__(self)

createEvent(self, imported_events=None)
Do nothing when an AdjectiveToken or Token is asked to create an
event. Potential adjectival events are processed from the VerbChunk
using the createAdjEvent() method. Do not log a warning since it is
normal for a Token to be asked this, without this method a method with
the same name on Consituent would log a warning.

debug_string(self)

feature_value(self, name)
Used by matchConstituent. Needs cases for all instance variables used in the
pattern matching phase.

getText(self)
Return the text of the token.

isMainVerb(self)
Return True if self is a main verb and False if not.

isPreposition(self)
Return True if self is a preposition and False if not. Note that this
method returns False for the preposition in 'to the barn'.

isToken(self)
Returns True

pp(self)

pretty_print(self, indent=0)

token_class(pos)
Returns the class that is appropriate for the part-of-speech.