char [ ] function ( ) { return current ; }
get the current buffer containing the stem . note : this may be a reference to a different character array than the one originally provided with setcurrent , in the exceptional case that stemming produced a longer intermediate or result string . it is necessary to use #getcurrentbufferlength to determinethe valid length of the returned buffer . for example , many words are stemmed simply by subtracting from the length to remove suffixes . concode_field_sep int cursor concode_elem_sep int bra concode_elem_sep int limit_backward concode_elem_sep int limit concode_elem_sep char current[] concode_elem_sep int ket concode_field_sep void rethrow0 concode_elem_sep StringBuilder assign_to concode_elem_sep void slice_del concode_elem_sep void insert concode_elem_sep void copy_from concode_elem_sep boolean eq_v concode_elem_sep boolean eq_s concode_elem_sep boolean out_grouping_b concode_elem_sep void setCurrent concode_elem_sep void setCurrent concode_elem_sep int find_among concode_elem_sep StringBuilder slice_to concode_elem_sep void rethrow concode_elem_sep int find_among_b concode_elem_sep boolean in_range_b concode_elem_sep void slice_check concode_elem_sep int getCurrentBufferLength concode_elem_sep boolean in_grouping_b concode_elem_sep boolean in_grouping concode_elem_sep int replace_s concode_elem_sep void slice_from concode_elem_sep boolean out_grouping concode_elem_sep boolean out_range concode_elem_sep boolean out_range_b concode_elem_sep boolean eq_v_b concode_elem_sep boolean in_range concode_elem_sep String getCurrent concode_elem_sep boolean eq_s_b concode_elem_sep boolean stem