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LinguaLanguageBlockSentenceSplitter

Struct LinguaLanguageBlockSentenceSplitter 

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pub struct LinguaLanguageBlockSentenceSplitter { /* private fields */ }
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Combination of [LinguaLanguageBlockSplitter][crate::segmentation::LiguaLanguageBlockSplitter] and the UnicodeSentenceSplitter.

This is intended to be used near/at the start of the segmentation chain.

In case no language is detected it falls back to only splitting sentences.

Performance: There is a significant spin-up cost involved when using this struct for the first time that won’t happen on subsequent uses. This only happens once per program, independent of you keeping a specific instance or not. See the lingua documentation for RAM requirements.

Using low accuracy mode probably isn’t worth it.

Language support: Currently this crate uses whatlang::Lang to communicate languages, so the language support is the intersection of whatlang and what lingua::Language both support.

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impl LinguaLanguageBlockSentenceSplitter

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pub fn new() -> Self

Create a new LiguaLanguageBlockSplitter instance that is configured to preload all languages on the first use.

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pub fn new_with_builder(builder: LanguageDetectorBuilder) -> Self

Create a new LiguaLanguageBlockSplitter from a custom LanguageDetectorBuilder.

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impl Default for LinguaLanguageBlockSentenceSplitter

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fn default() -> Self

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more
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impl Segmenter for LinguaLanguageBlockSentenceSplitter

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type SubdivisionIter<'a> = IntoIter<SegmentedToken<'a>>

The iterator type returned by the subdivide function if it has multiple results. Read more
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fn subdivide<'a>( &self, token: SegmentedToken<'a>, ) -> UseOrSubdivide<SegmentedToken<'a>, IntoIter<SegmentedToken<'a>>>

A method that should split the given token into zero, one or more subtokens. Read more

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