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| lib/jldrill/model/items/JWord.rb | 53 | 37 | 83.02%
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1 # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- |
2 |
3 require 'jldrill/model/items/ItemFactory' |
4 |
5 module JLDrill |
6 |
7 # A JWord is a Japanese Word in a Japanese to English dictionary. |
8 # It has a reference to a DictionaryLocation and may |
9 # have a cached Meaning |
10 class JWord |
11 attr_reader :kanji, :reading, :dictionary, :position, :itemType, |
12 :relevance |
13 attr_writer :kanji, :reading, :dictionary, :position, |
14 :relevance |
15 |
16 def initialize |
17 @kanji = "" |
18 @reading = "" |
19 @dictionary = nil |
20 @position = -1 |
21 @itemType = ItemFactory::find(self.class) |
22 @vocab = nil |
23 @relevance = 0 |
24 end |
25 |
26 # The JWord is valid if there is a reading. There doesn't need to |
27 # be a kanji |
28 def valid? |
29 return !@reading.empty? |
30 end |
31 |
32 def toVocab |
33 if @vocab.nil? |
34 @vocab = @dictionary.getVocab(@position) |
35 end |
36 return @vocab |
37 end |
38 |
39 def toMeaning |
40 @meaning = @dictionary.getMeaning(@position) |
41 return @meaning |
42 end |
43 |
44 def to_s |
45 return @dictionary.lines[@position] |
46 end |
47 |
48 def startsWith?(key) |
49 return @reading.start_with?(key) || @kanji.start_with?(key) |
50 end |
51 end |
52 end |
53 |
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