Consider adding extractFromDocument() to TurkishSentenceExtractor

[ahmetaa]

Currently there are two methods

List<String> extract(String paragraph)
List<String> extract(List<String> paragraphs)

Those methods ignore line breaks as a sentence boundary.
A common use is to extract sentences from a complete document represented as a single String. Which contains line breaks. So this method would do the following

List<String> extractFromDocument(String document) {
  List<String> paragraphs = split document from line breaks;
  return extract(paragraphs); 
}

also other method name can be changed to extractFromParagraph() if this is added.

@mdakin wdyt?

[mdakin]

maybe for now only providing this would be enough?

List<String> paragraphs = split document from line breaks;

[ahmetaa]

Ok, like this?

List<String> splitFromLineBreaks(String foo)

in the same class or in a utility class..

[mdakin]

So the usage will be like:

extractor = ...;
for (String paragraph: extractor.splitFromLineBreaks(doc)) {`
   extractor.extract(paragraph);
}

or directly

 extractor.extract(extractor.splitFromLineBreaks(doc))

So I am not sure now, maybe your initial suggestion was not bad, like adding a new method like extractFromDocument that explains it uses line breaks as paragraph endings. Your call bro.

[ahmetaa]

Thanks, This is not a pressing issue anyway. I will make one of these and see if it will stick.

[mdakin]

There is a possibility of using objects like Document, Paragraph etc, but that is another issue. So your initial suggestion is fine I think, maybe having separate method names like extractWords , extractSentences and extractParagraphs could be better instead of overloading.

[ahmetaa]

Agreed, soon there will be a need for such structures. But when they come, overloading those methods may suffice. I will go with my initial suggestion then.