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Class KanjiType  

java.lang.Object
  com.mayhoo.kanji.xml.KanjiType

All Implemented Interfaces:

java.io.Serializable

Direct Known Subclasses:

Kanji

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public abstract class KanjiType

extends java.lang.Object

implements java.io.Serializable

Each of the kanji has an element to track its various indices.

Version:

$Revision: 1.2 $ $Date: 2002/04/30 06:44:34 $

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Field Summary
private  int	_bushu           The radical (Bushu) number.
private  java.lang.String	_char           The Kanji given as its unicode character.
private  java.util.Vector	_cornerList           the "Four Corner" code for that kanji.
private  java.util.Vector	_crossrefList           *************************
private  int	_deroo           These are the codes developed by Father Joseph De Roo, and published in his book "2001 Kanji" (Bojinsha).
private  int	_frequency           The frequency-of-use ranking.
private  int	_gakken           the index number in the Gakken Kanji Dictionary ("A New Dictionary of Kanji Usage").
private  boolean	_general           indicates general-use characters outside the Jouyou grades 1-6.
private  int	_haig           The index number in The New Nelson Japanese-English Character Dictionary, edited by John Haig.
private  int	_halpern           The index number in the New Japanese-English Character Dictionary, edited by Jack Halpern.
private  int	_halpern2           The index numbers used by Jack Halpern in his Kanji Learners Dictionary, published by Kodansha in 1999.
private  boolean	_has_bushu           keeps track of state for field: _bushu
private  boolean	_has_deroo           keeps track of state for field: _deroo
private  boolean	_has_frequency           keeps track of state for field: _frequency
private  boolean	_has_gakken           keeps track of state for field: _gakken
private  boolean	_has_general           keeps track of state for field: _general
private  boolean	_has_haig           keeps track of state for field: _haig
private  boolean	_has_halpern           keeps track of state for field: _halpern
private  boolean	_has_halpern2           keeps track of state for field: _halpern2
private  boolean	_has_heisig           keeps track of state for field: _heisig
private  boolean	_has_henshall           keeps track of state for field: _henshall
private  boolean	_has_jinmeiyou           keeps track of state for field: _jinmeiyou
private  boolean	_has_jouyou           keeps track of state for field: _jouyou
private  boolean	_has_kask           keeps track of state for field: _kask
private  boolean	_has_nelson           keeps track of state for field: _nelson
private  boolean	_has_oneill           keeps track of state for field: _oneill
private  boolean	_has_radical           keeps track of state for field: _radical
private  boolean	_has_spahn2           keeps track of state for field: _spahn2
private  int	_heisig           The index number used in "Remembering The Kanji" volumes I and III both by James Heisig
private  java.util.Vector	_heisig2List           The index numbers used in "Remembering The Kanji" volume II by James Heisig
private  int	_henshall           The index number used in "A Guide To Remembering Japanese Characters" by Kenneth G.
private  java.lang.String	_henshall2           The phrase used in "A Guide To Remembering Japanese Characters" by Kenneth G.
private  boolean	_jinmeiyou           Indicates Jinmeiyou ("for use in names") characters
private  Jis208	_jis208           The JIS X 0208-1990 code value is given in hex and decimal.
private  Jis212	_jis212           The JIS X 0212 code value is given in hex and decimal.
private  int	_jouyou           The Jouyou grade level.
private  int	_kask           The index number used on the "Tuttle Kanji Cards" sets I and II both compiled by Alexander Kask.
private  java.util.Vector	_koreanList           the romanized form of the Korean reading(s) of the kanji.
private  java.util.Vector	_meaningList           The meaning of the kanji, in various languages.
private  Morohashi	_morohashi           The index number and volume.page respectively of the kanji in the 13-volume Morohashi "Daikanwajiten.
private  int	_nelson           The index number in the Modern Reader's Japanese-English Character Dictionary, edited by Andrew Nelson.
private  int	_oneill           the index numbers used in P.G.
private  java.lang.String	_oneill2           the index number in "Japanese Names", by P.G.
private  java.util.Vector	_pinyinList           The "Pinyin" of each kanji, i.e.
private  int	_radical           The historical or classical radical number, as recorded in the KangXi Zidian This is often the same as the bushu entry.
private  java.util.Vector	_readingList           The japanese readings, with indications for prefixes/suffixes, its okurigana.
private  Sjis	_sjis           The Shift JIS code whioch is only applicable for the JIS X 0208-1990 set of characters.
private  java.util.Vector	_skipList           The SKIP pattern code.
private  java.lang.String	_spahn           The index codes in the reference book by Spahn and Hadamitzky, The Kanji Dictionary (Tuttle 1996).
private  int	_spahn2           The index codes in the reference book by Spahn and Hadamitzky, The Kanji and Kana book (Tuttle).
private  java.util.Vector	_strokeList           The stroke count.
private  Tohsaku	_tohsaku           The book number, chapter and index within the chapter of the kanji in the 2-volume Yookoso series by Yasuhiko Tohsaku.
private  Unicode	_unicode           The Unicode code value is given in hex and decimal.

 

Constructor Summary

KanjiType()

 

Method Summary
void	addCorner(int index, java.lang.String vCorner)
void	addCorner(java.lang.String vCorner)
void	addCrossref(Crossref vCrossref)
void	addCrossref(int index, Crossref vCrossref)
void	addHeisig2(int vHeisig2)
void	addHeisig2(int index, int vHeisig2)
void	addKorean(int index, java.lang.String vKorean)
void	addKorean(java.lang.String vKorean)
void	addMeaning(int index, Meaning vMeaning)
void	addMeaning(Meaning vMeaning)
void	addPinyin(int index, java.lang.String vPinyin)
void	addPinyin(java.lang.String vPinyin)
void	addReading(int index, Reading vReading)
void	addReading(Reading vReading)
void	addSkip(int index, java.lang.String vSkip)
void	addSkip(java.lang.String vSkip)
void	addStroke(int index, Stroke vStroke)
void	addStroke(Stroke vStroke)
void	deleteDeroo()
void	deleteFrequency()
void	deleteGakken()
void	deleteGeneral()
void	deleteHaig()
void	deleteHalpern()
void	deleteHalpern2()
void	deleteHeisig()
void	deleteHenshall()
void	deleteJinmeiyou()
void	deleteJouyou()
void	deleteKask()
void	deleteNelson()
void	deleteOneill()
void	deleteRadical()
void	deleteSpahn2()
java.util.Enumeration	enumerateCorner()
java.util.Enumeration	enumerateCrossref()
java.util.Enumeration	enumerateHeisig2()
java.util.Enumeration	enumerateKorean()
java.util.Enumeration	enumerateMeaning()
java.util.Enumeration	enumeratePinyin()
java.util.Enumeration	enumerateReading()
java.util.Enumeration	enumerateSkip()
java.util.Enumeration	enumerateStroke()
int	getBushu()
java.lang.String	getChar()
java.lang.String[]	getCorner()
java.lang.String	getCorner(int index)
int	getCornerCount()
Crossref[]	getCrossref()
Crossref	getCrossref(int index)
int	getCrossrefCount()
int	getDeroo()
int	getFrequency()
int	getGakken()
boolean	getGeneral()
int	getHaig()
int	getHalpern()
int	getHalpern2()
int	getHeisig()
int[]	getHeisig2()
int	getHeisig2(int index)
int	getHeisig2Count()
int	getHenshall()
java.lang.String	getHenshall2()
boolean	getJinmeiyou()
Jis208	getJis208()
Jis212	getJis212()
int	getJouyou()
int	getKask()
java.lang.String[]	getKorean()
java.lang.String	getKorean(int index)
int	getKoreanCount()
Meaning[]	getMeaning()
Meaning	getMeaning(int index)
int	getMeaningCount()
Morohashi	getMorohashi()
int	getNelson()
int	getOneill()
java.lang.String	getOneill2()
java.lang.String[]	getPinyin()
java.lang.String	getPinyin(int index)
int	getPinyinCount()
int	getRadical()
Reading[]	getReading()
Reading	getReading(int index)
int	getReadingCount()
Sjis	getSjis()
java.lang.String[]	getSkip()
java.lang.String	getSkip(int index)
int	getSkipCount()
java.lang.String	getSpahn()
int	getSpahn2()
Stroke[]	getStroke()
Stroke	getStroke(int index)
int	getStrokeCount()
Tohsaku	getTohsaku()
Unicode	getUnicode()
boolean	hasBushu()
boolean	hasDeroo()
boolean	hasFrequency()
boolean	hasGakken()
boolean	hasGeneral()
boolean	hasHaig()
boolean	hasHalpern()
boolean	hasHalpern2()
boolean	hasHeisig()
boolean	hasHenshall()
boolean	hasJinmeiyou()
boolean	hasJouyou()
boolean	hasKask()
boolean	hasNelson()
boolean	hasOneill()
boolean	hasRadical()
boolean	hasSpahn2()
boolean	isValid()
abstract  void	marshal(org.xml.sax.DocumentHandler handler)
abstract  void	marshal(java.io.Writer out)
void	removeAllCorner()
void	removeAllCrossref()
void	removeAllHeisig2()
void	removeAllKorean()
void	removeAllMeaning()
void	removeAllPinyin()
void	removeAllReading()
void	removeAllSkip()
void	removeAllStroke()
java.lang.String	removeCorner(int index)
Crossref	removeCrossref(int index)
int	removeHeisig2(int index)
java.lang.String	removeKorean(int index)
Meaning	removeMeaning(int index)
java.lang.String	removePinyin(int index)
Reading	removeReading(int index)
java.lang.String	removeSkip(int index)
Stroke	removeStroke(int index)
void	setBushu(int bushu)
void	setChar(java.lang.String _char)
void	setCorner(int index, java.lang.String vCorner)
void	setCorner(java.lang.String[] cornerArray)
void	setCrossref(Crossref[] crossrefArray)
void	setCrossref(int index, Crossref vCrossref)
void	setDeroo(int deroo)
void	setFrequency(int frequency)
void	setGakken(int gakken)
void	setGeneral(boolean general)
void	setHaig(int haig)
void	setHalpern(int halpern)
void	setHalpern2(int halpern2)
void	setHeisig(int heisig)
void	setHeisig2(int[] heisig2Array)
void	setHeisig2(int index, int vHeisig2)
void	setHenshall(int henshall)
void	setHenshall2(java.lang.String henshall2)
void	setJinmeiyou(boolean jinmeiyou)
void	setJis208(Jis208 jis208)
void	setJis212(Jis212 jis212)
void	setJouyou(int jouyou)
void	setKask(int kask)
void	setKorean(int index, java.lang.String vKorean)
void	setKorean(java.lang.String[] koreanArray)
void	setMeaning(int index, Meaning vMeaning)
void	setMeaning(Meaning[] meaningArray)
void	setMorohashi(Morohashi morohashi)
void	setNelson(int nelson)
void	setOneill(int oneill)
void	setOneill2(java.lang.String oneill2)
void	setPinyin(int index, java.lang.String vPinyin)
void	setPinyin(java.lang.String[] pinyinArray)
void	setRadical(int radical)
void	setReading(int index, Reading vReading)
void	setReading(Reading[] readingArray)
void	setSjis(Sjis sjis)
void	setSkip(int index, java.lang.String vSkip)
void	setSkip(java.lang.String[] skipArray)
void	setSpahn(java.lang.String spahn)
void	setSpahn2(int spahn2)
void	setStroke(int index, Stroke vStroke)
void	setStroke(Stroke[] strokeArray)
void	setTohsaku(Tohsaku tohsaku)
void	setUnicode(Unicode unicode)
void	validate()

 

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

 

Field Detail

_char

private java.lang.String _char

The Kanji given as its unicode character. You will need a font that supports unicode to view this attribute.

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_unicode

private Unicode _unicode

The Unicode code value is given in hex and decimal.

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_jis208

private Jis208 _jis208

The JIS X 0208-1990 code value is given in hex and decimal.

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_sjis

private Sjis _sjis

The Shift JIS code whioch is only applicable for the JIS X 0208-1990 set of characters. It is given in hex and decimal.

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_jis212

private Jis212 _jis212

The JIS X 0212 code value is given in hex and decimal.

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_bushu

private int _bushu

The radical (Bushu) number. There is one per entry. As far as possible, this is the radical number used in the Nelson "New Japanese-English Character Dictionary. The classical or historical radical number may differ from this, it is present as a separate entry radical.

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_has_bushu

private boolean _has_bushu

keeps track of state for field: _bushu

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_radical

private int _radical

The historical or classical radical number, as recorded in the KangXi Zidian This is often the same as the bushu entry. There will be at most one of these.

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_has_radical

private boolean _has_radical

keeps track of state for field: _radical

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_frequency

private int _frequency

The frequency-of-use ranking. At most one per line. The 2,135 most-used characters have a ranking; those characters that lack this field are not ranked. The frequency is a number from 1 to 2,135 that expresses the relative frequency of occurrence of a character in modern Japanese. The data is based on statistics published by The National Language Research Institute (Tokyo), interpreted and adapted by Jack Halpern in a manner to make it useful to the learner. The data is derived from the New Japanese-English Character Dictionary (Kenkyusha, Tokyo 1990; NTC, Chicago 1993). The commercial utilization of the frequency numbers is prohibited without written permission from Jack Halpern. Use by individuals and small groups for reference and research purposes is permitted, on condition that acknowledgment of the source and this notice are included.

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_has_frequency

private boolean _has_frequency

keeps track of state for field: _frequency

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_jouyou

private int _jouyou

The Jouyou grade level. indicates Jouyou grades 1-6.

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_has_jouyou

private boolean _has_jouyou

keeps track of state for field: _jouyou

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_general

private boolean _general

indicates general-use characters outside the Jouyou grades 1-6.

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_has_general

private boolean _has_general

keeps track of state for field: _general

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_jinmeiyou

private boolean _jinmeiyou

Indicates Jinmeiyou ("for use in names") characters

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_has_jinmeiyou

private boolean _has_jinmeiyou

keeps track of state for field: _jinmeiyou

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_halpern

private int _halpern

The index number in the New Japanese-English Character Dictionary, edited by Jack Halpern. At most one allowed per line. If not preset, the character is not in Halpern.

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_has_halpern

private boolean _has_halpern

keeps track of state for field: _halpern

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_nelson

private int _nelson

The index number in the Modern Reader's Japanese-English Character Dictionary, edited by Andrew Nelson. At most one allowed per line. If not present, the character is not in Nelson, or is considered to be a non-standard version, in which case it may have a cross-reference code defined within the kanji tags. (Note that many kanji currently used are what Nelson described as "non-standard" forms or glyphs.)

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_has_nelson

private boolean _has_nelson

keeps track of state for field: _nelson

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_haig

private int _haig

The index number in The New Nelson Japanese-English Character Dictionary, edited by John Haig.

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_has_haig

private boolean _has_haig

keeps track of state for field: _haig

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_deroo

private int _deroo

These are the codes developed by Father Joseph De Roo, and published in his book "2001 Kanji" (Bojinsha).

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_has_deroo

private boolean _has_deroo

keeps track of state for field: _deroo

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_halpern2

private int _halpern2

The index numbers used by Jack Halpern in his Kanji Learners Dictionary, published by Kodansha in 1999. The numbers have origianlly been provided by Mr Halpern.

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_has_halpern2

private boolean _has_halpern2

keeps track of state for field: _halpern2

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_oneill

private int _oneill

the index numbers used in P.G. O'Neill's Essential Kanji (ISBN 0-8348-0222-8). The numbers originally provided by Glenn Rosenthal.

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_has_oneill

private boolean _has_oneill

keeps track of state for field: _oneill

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_skipList

private java.util.Vector _skipList

The SKIP pattern code. The code is of the form "--". The System of Kanji Indexing by Patterns (SKIP) is a scheme for the classification and rapid retrieval of Chinese characters on the basis of geometrical patterns. Developed by Jack Halpern, it first appeared in the New Japanese-English Character Dictionary (Kenkyusha, Tokyo 1990; NTC, Chicago 1993).

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_strokeList

private java.util.Vector _strokeList

The stroke count. There is at least one per kanji. If more than one, one is considered the accepted count, while others common miscounts and marked as such.

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_spahn

private java.lang.String _spahn

The index codes in the reference book by Spahn and Hadamitzky, The Kanji Dictionary (Tuttle 1996). They are in the form nxnn.n, e.g. 3k11.2, where the kanji has 3 strokes in the identifying radical, it is radical "k" in the S&H classification system, there are 11 other strokes, and it is the 2nd kanji in the 3k11 sequence. Where the JIS X 0208 glyph is the second kanji for a particular descriptor code, it has a "-2" appended to the code.

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_spahn2

private int _spahn2

The index codes in the reference book by Spahn and Hadamitzky, The Kanji and Kana book (Tuttle). This is the number of the 1,945 kanji referenced in that book.

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_has_spahn2

private boolean _has_spahn2

keeps track of state for field: _spahn2

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_cornerList

private java.util.Vector _cornerList

the "Four Corner" code for that kanji. This is a code invented by Wang Chen in 1928, it has since then been widely used for dictionaries in China and Japan. In some cases there are two of these codes, as it is can be little ambiguous, and Morohashi has some kanji coded differently from their traditional Chinese codes. (Warning from the original kanjidic: Christian Wittern, who passed on these codes, comments that they are in need of proof-reading and thus users are advised to be cautious using the codes for serious scholarship.

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_morohashi

private Morohashi _morohashi

The index number and volume.page respectively of the kanji in the 13-volume Morohashi "Daikanwajiten.

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_tohsaku

private Tohsaku _tohsaku

The book number, chapter and index within the chapter of the kanji in the 2-volume Yookoso series by Yasuhiko Tohsaku.

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_henshall

private int _henshall

The index number used in "A Guide To Remembering Japanese Characters" by Kenneth G. Henshall. There are 1945 kanji with these numbers (i.e. the Jouyou subset.)

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_has_henshall

private boolean _has_henshall

keeps track of state for field: _henshall

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_henshall2

private java.lang.String _henshall2

The phrase used in "A Guide To Remembering Japanese Characters" by Kenneth G. Henshall. There are 1945 kanji with these phrases (i.e. the Jouyou subset.)

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_gakken

private int _gakken

the index number in the Gakken Kanji Dictionary ("A New Dictionary of Kanji Usage"). Some of the numbers relate to the list at the back of the book, jouyou kanji not contained in the dictionary, and various historical tables at the end.

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_has_gakken

private boolean _has_gakken

keeps track of state for field: _gakken

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_heisig

private int _heisig

The index number used in "Remembering The Kanji" volumes I and III both by James Heisig

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_has_heisig

private boolean _has_heisig

keeps track of state for field: _heisig

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_heisig2List

private java.util.Vector _heisig2List

The index numbers used in "Remembering The Kanji" volume II by James Heisig

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_kask

private int _kask

The index number used on the "Tuttle Kanji Cards" sets I and II both compiled by Alexander Kask.

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_has_kask

private boolean _has_kask

keeps track of state for field: _kask

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_oneill2

private java.lang.String _oneill2

the index number in "Japanese Names", by P.G. O'Neill. (Weatherhill, 1972) (A warning: This is a string becuase some of the numbers end with 'A'. This is how they appear in the book; it is not a problem with the file.)

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_koreanList

private java.util.Vector _koreanList

the romanized form of the Korean reading(s) of the kanji. Most of these kanji have one Korean reading, a few have two or more. The readings are in the (Republic of Korea) Ministry of Education style of romanization.

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_pinyinList

private java.util.Vector _pinyinList

The "Pinyin" of each kanji, i.e. the (Mandarin or Beijing) Chinese romanization. About 6,000 of the kanji have these. Obviously most of the native Japanese kokuji do not have Pinyin, however at least one does as it was taken into Chinese at a later date.

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_crossrefList

private java.util.Vector _crossrefList

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_readingList

private java.util.Vector _readingList

The japanese readings, with indications for prefixes/suffixes, its okurigana. ON-yomi are in katakana and KUN-yomi are in hiragana. There may be several classes of reading fields, with special classes marked as such. The current classes, are: - special "nanori" (i.e. name) readings, - a radical, and the radical name is not already a reading.

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_meaningList

private java.util.Vector _meaningList

The meaning of the kanji, in various languages. Currently since the file was derived from the Kanjidic file only english is given.

Constructor Detail

KanjiType

public KanjiType()

Method Detail

addCorner

public void addCorner(java.lang.String vCorner)
               throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

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addCorner

public void addCorner(int index,
                      java.lang.String vCorner)
               throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

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addCrossref

public void addCrossref(Crossref vCrossref)
                 throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

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addCrossref

public void addCrossref(int index,
                        Crossref vCrossref)
                 throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

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addHeisig2

public void addHeisig2(int vHeisig2)
                throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

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addHeisig2

public void addHeisig2(int index,
                       int vHeisig2)
                throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

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addKorean

public void addKorean(java.lang.String vKorean)
               throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

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addKorean

public void addKorean(int index,
                      java.lang.String vKorean)
               throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

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addMeaning

public void addMeaning(Meaning vMeaning)
                throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

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addMeaning

public void addMeaning(int index,
                       Meaning vMeaning)
                throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

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addPinyin

public void addPinyin(java.lang.String vPinyin)
               throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

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addPinyin

public void addPinyin(int index,
                      java.lang.String vPinyin)
               throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

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addReading

public void addReading(Reading vReading)
                throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

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addReading

public void addReading(int index,
                       Reading vReading)
                throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

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addSkip

public void addSkip(java.lang.String vSkip)
             throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

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addSkip

public void addSkip(int index,
                    java.lang.String vSkip)
             throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

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addStroke

public void addStroke(Stroke vStroke)
               throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

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addStroke

public void addStroke(int index,
                      Stroke vStroke)
               throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

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deleteDeroo

public void deleteDeroo()

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deleteFrequency

public void deleteFrequency()

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deleteGakken

public void deleteGakken()

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deleteGeneral

public void deleteGeneral()

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deleteHaig

public void deleteHaig()

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deleteHalpern

public void deleteHalpern()

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deleteHalpern2

public void deleteHalpern2()

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deleteHeisig

public void deleteHeisig()

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deleteHenshall

public void deleteHenshall()

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deleteJinmeiyou

public void deleteJinmeiyou()

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deleteJouyou

public void deleteJouyou()

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deleteKask

public void deleteKask()

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deleteNelson

public void deleteNelson()

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deleteOneill

public void deleteOneill()

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deleteRadical

public void deleteRadical()

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deleteSpahn2

public void deleteSpahn2()

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enumerateCorner

public java.util.Enumeration enumerateCorner()

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enumerateCrossref

public java.util.Enumeration enumerateCrossref()

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enumerateHeisig2

public java.util.Enumeration enumerateHeisig2()

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enumerateKorean

public java.util.Enumeration enumerateKorean()

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enumerateMeaning

public java.util.Enumeration enumerateMeaning()

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enumeratePinyin

public java.util.Enumeration enumeratePinyin()

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enumerateReading

public java.util.Enumeration enumerateReading()

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enumerateSkip

public java.util.Enumeration enumerateSkip()

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enumerateStroke

public java.util.Enumeration enumerateStroke()

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getBushu

public int getBushu()

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getChar

public java.lang.String getChar()

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getCorner

public java.lang.String getCorner(int index)
                           throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

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getCorner

public java.lang.String[] getCorner()

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getCornerCount

public int getCornerCount()

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getCrossref

public Crossref getCrossref(int index)
                     throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

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getCrossref

public Crossref[] getCrossref()

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getCrossrefCount

public int getCrossrefCount()

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getDeroo

public int getDeroo()

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