Not Generalized Suffix Trees fro multiple strings.

[NidhiRustagi]

Hi!
I tried using the code fro multiple strings, but it fails to give the correct answer. I believe the current implementation is only meant for a single string unless I made some mistake in the function call.
Pasting my code below for your reference:

text = ["how are you doing?", "how are you?", "good morning", "good morning madam"] st = STree.STree(text) st.find("how are you?")

It will be really great if you could add the implementation for multiple strings as well.

[ptrus]

Hi! You should be also able to find multiple occurrences using the find_all method.

text = ["how are you doing?", "how are you?", "good morning", "good morning madam"]
st = STree.STree(text)
st.find_all("how are you")
{0, 19}