Contains specialized settings for auto-localization of tokens.

A Token which represents a date or time expression.

Represents a generic placeable token which is not one of the predefined placeable token classes. Generic placeable tokens can never be auto-localized, but may be auto-substitutable.

A match object which is returned by FST, FSA, or regex matches

A Token which represents a measurement, which consists of a numeric value and a unit.

A Token which represents a numeric value.

Encapsulates information about the available physical units and their interrelationships.

A Token with an assigned priority, usually originating from a recognizer's priority. This class is for internal purposes only and should not be used in third-party applications.

A Token which represents a simple token, such as a word, whitespace, or punctuation.

A Token which encapsulates a tag in the input.

Represents a generic, abstract token, which is a sequence of characters in the input. A token is identified using a tokenizer, which breaks up the sequence of characters in the input into a sequence of tokens. That token sequence is non-overlapping, but not necessarily contiguous.

A special Token which represents a set of alternatives (i.e. an ambiguous analysis) of other tokens which cover the exactly same input span.

Defines the interface for auto-localizable tokens. Localizable tokens have a value, and their surface representation ("text") can be automatically converted into a target culture representation, given the token's value and the target culture.

Enumerates the known types of special token recognizers.

Enumerates the different types of a date or time pattern.

Controls which tokens are used to obtain detailed localization parameters, such as the numeric group separator override, or whitespace handling between a number and the unit in measurements.

The numeric separators type which can occur in a number token.

The sign of a number

Flags controlling tokenizer behaviour

The type of a token, e.g. whether the token represents a word, punctuation, etc.

Enumerates the units known by the system. Only those units are listed which may require cross-system conversion (not yet implemented).

Controls how units are separated from the numeric value in measurements.

The unit system of a unit (metric, BIS, etc.)

Enumerates the known types of a unit, i.e. whether it represents a length, area, etc.