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/** 
 * read a dictionary whose keys are String's and whose items are of a given
 * class. The dictionary format is: { <class> k1 <sep> d1 k2 <sep> d2 ... }
 * where: <class> is the class of the items, ki are the String keys, <sep>
 * is the keydata_seperator, and di are the elements. The elements can be
 * separated by any whitespace char (space, newline, etc.) The format of an
 * empty dictionary is: {}
 * @param thedictionary-- the place to where the elements will be added.
 * @param keydata_separator-- the character that stands between a key and it's data.
 */
public void readWordDictionary(Dictionary thedictionary,char keydata_separator) throws IOException, ClassNotFoundException {
  dictionarystart();
  if (dictionaryend())   return;
  Class theDataClass=readClass();
  String nextKey;
  Object nextData;
  for (int counter=0; ; counter++) {
    if (dictionaryend()) {
      System.out.println("read " + counter + " dictionary entries");
      return;
    }
    nextKey=readWord(keydata_separator);
    nextData=readObject(theDataClass);
    thedictionary.put(nextKey,nextData);
  }
}
 

/** 
 * read a dictionary whose keys are String's and whose items are of class
 * nextObjectClass.
 * @param thedictionary-- the place to where the elements will be read.
 * @param keydata_separator-- the character that stands between a key and it's data.
 * @throws ClassNotFoundException
 * @see #setNextObjectClass(Class)
 */
public void readWordDictionary(java.util.Dictionary thedictionary,char keydata_separator) throws IOException, ClassNotFoundException {
  dictionarystart();
  String curkey;
  for (; ; ) {
    if (dictionaryend())     return;
    curkey=readWord(keydata_separator);
    Object nextObject=readObject();
    thedictionary.put(curkey,nextObject);
  }
}
 

/** 
 * write a dictionary whose keys are String's and whose items are of an
 * IDENTICAL TYPE. The dictionary format is: { <class> \n k1 <sep> d1 \n k2
 * <sep> d2 \n ... } where: <class> is the class of the items, ki are the
 * String keys, <sep> is the keydata_separator, di are the elements and \n
 * is the newline char. The format of an empty dictionary is: {\n}
 * @param thedictionary-- the place to where the elements will be added.
 * @param keydata_separator-- the character that stands between a key and it's data.
 */
public void writeWordDictionary(java.util.Dictionary thedictionary,String keydata_separator) throws IOException {
  writeWordDictionary(thedictionary,keydata_separator,"\r\n");
}
 

/** 
 * @return the number of KEYS contained in this multimap
 */
public int size(){
  return map.size();
}
 

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