Python SentenceHandler.save_word_tokens Examples

Example #1

File: tests.py Project: lucasnoah/litmetricscore

 def test_that_sentence_can_be_rebuilt(self):
     handler = SentenceHandler(self.test_sentence, self.corpus_item)
     handler.create_sentence()
     handler.save_word_tokens()
     sentences = Sentence.objects.all()
     words = WordToken.objects.filter(sentence=sentences[0])
     print words[0]
     sentence = rebuild_sentence_from_tokens(words)
     self.assertEqual(sentence, 'I had long been familiar with the area around the Boulevard Ornano.')

Example #2

 def test_that_sentence_can_be_rebuilt(self):
     handler = SentenceHandler(self.test_sentence, self.corpus_item)
     handler.create_sentence()
     handler.save_word_tokens()
     sentences = Sentence.objects.all()
     words = WordToken.objects.filter(sentence=sentences[0])
     print words[0]
     sentence = rebuild_sentence_from_tokens(words)
     self.assertEqual(
         sentence,
         'I had long been familiar with the area around the Boulevard Ornano.'
     )

Example #3

File: tests.py Project: lucasnoah/litmetricscore

 def test_that_handler_is_saving_tokens(self):
     handler = SentenceHandler(self.test_sentence, self.corpus_item)
     handler.create_sentence()
     handler.save_word_tokens()
     wd = WordToken.objects.all()
     self.assertEqual(wd.count(), 13)

Example #4

 def test_that_handler_is_saving_tokens(self):
     handler = SentenceHandler(self.test_sentence, self.corpus_item)
     handler.create_sentence()
     handler.save_word_tokens()
     wd = WordToken.objects.all()
     self.assertEqual(wd.count(), 13)