Java tutorial
package edu.stanford.nlp.ling; /** * A <code>LabeledWord</code> object contains a word and its tag. * The <code>value()</code> of a TaggedWord is the Word. The tag * is, and is a Label instead of a String */ public class LabeledWord extends Word { private Label tag; private static final String DIVIDER = "/"; /** * Create a new <code>TaggedWord</code>. * It will have <code>null</code> for its content fields. */ public LabeledWord() { super(); } /** * Create a new <code>TaggedWord</code>. * * @param word The word, which will have a <code>null</code> tag */ public LabeledWord(String word) { super(word); } /** * Create a new <code>TaggedWord</code>. * * @param word The word * @param tag The tag */ public LabeledWord(String word, Label tag) { super(word); this.tag = tag; } public LabeledWord(Label word, Label tag) { super(word); this.tag = tag; } public Label tag() { return tag; } public void setTag(Label tag) { this.tag = tag; } @Override public String toString() { return toString(DIVIDER); } public String toString(String divider) { return word() + divider + tag; } // extra class guarantees correct lazy loading (Bloch p.194) private static class LabelFactoryHolder { private LabelFactoryHolder() { } private static final LabelFactory lf = new TaggedWordFactory(); } /** * Return a factory for this kind of label * (i.e., <code>TaggedWord</code>). * The factory returned is always the same one (a singleton). * * @return The label factory */ @Override public LabelFactory labelFactory() { return LabelFactoryHolder.lf; } /** * Return a factory for this kind of label. * * @return The label factory */ public static LabelFactory factory() { return LabelFactoryHolder.lf; } private static final long serialVersionUID = -7252006452127051085L; }