Hi Daniel,
> We could add a new method JLanguageTool.check(AnnotatedText). This
> AnnotatedText object contains a list of tokens and each token is either
> text or markup. For an XML snippet like "hi <b>there</b>", it could be
> created like this:
>
> new AnnotatedText()
> .addText("hi ")
> .addMarkup("<b>")
> .addText("there")
> .addMarkup("</b>");
> ...
> Does this make sense?
Looks like a good general solution.
I assume the text will be checked as the sum of all text parts, right?
That is if we have:
Text="wordA "
Markup="<abc>"
Text="wordB"
If some issue should be triggered by "wordA wordB" it will be.
And only the positions will be affected by the markup parts.
Thanks,
-ys
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