This documentation was automatically generated using original comments
in Doxygen format. As some C types and data structures cannot be directly
mapped into Python types, some non-trivial type conversion could have
place. Basically a type is replaced with another one that has the closest
match, and sometimes one argument of generated function comprises several
arguments of the original function (usually two).
Functions having error code as the return value and returning
effective value in one of its arguments are transformed so that the
effective value is returned in a regular fashion and run-time exception
is being thrown in case of negative error code.
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Segment_fromIter(itor)
Segment_fromIter(void * itor) -> Segment |
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NBest_fromIter(itor)
NBest_fromIter(void * itor) -> NBest |
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Config
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Decoder_file_config(path)
Decoder_file_config(char const * path) -> Config |
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