enumerateLinguisticTags(in:scheme:options:orthography:using:)
Performs linguistic analysis on the specified string by enumerating the specific range of the string, providing the Block with the located tags.
Declaration
func enumerateLinguisticTags(in range: NSRange, scheme: NSLinguisticTagScheme, options: NSLinguisticTagger.Options = [], orthography: NSOrthography?, using block: (NSLinguisticTag?, NSRange, NSRange, UnsafeMutablePointer<ObjCBool>) -> Void)Parameters
- range:
The range of the string to analyze.
- scheme:
The tag scheme to use. See Linguistic Tag Schemes for supported values.
- options:
The linguistic tagger options to use. See Optionsfor the constants. These constants can be combined using the C-Bitwise OR operator.
- orthography:
The orthography of the string. If
nil, the linguistic tagger will attempt to determine the orthography from the string content. - block:
The Block to apply to the string.
The block takes four arguments:
- tag
The tag scheme for the token. The opts parameter specifies the types of tagger options that are located.
- tokenRange
The range of a string matching the tag scheme.
- sentenceRange
The range of the sentence in which the token is found.
- stop
A reference to a Boolean value. The block can set the value to True to stop further processing of the array. The
stopargument is an out-only argument. You should only ever set this Boolean to True within the Block.
Discussion
This is a convenience method. It is the equivalent of creating an instance of NSLinguisticTagger, specifying the receiver as the string to be analyzed, and the orthography (or nil) and then invoking the NSLinguisticTagger method or enumerateTags(in:scheme:options:using:).