Testing Sentence Separation : gsub « String « Ruby






  1. Ruby
  2. String
  3. gsub

Testing Sentence Separation


require 'test/unit'


class String
  def sentences
    gsub(/\n|\r/, ' ').split(/\.\s*/)
  end
end

def test_sentences
  assert_equal(["a", "b", "c d", "e f g"], "a. b. c d. e f g.".sentences)

  test_text = %q{Hello. This is a test
of sentence separation. This is the end
of the test.}
  assert_equal("This is the end of the test", test_text.sentences[2])
end








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