Add 3k contractions, emit more ambiguities

Author	Dave Jarvis <email>
Date	2021-06-26 10:29:48 GMT-0700
Commit	b1d513f2c14ee205c056ba20898832ce7da61864
Parent	856fc43

src/main/java/com/whitemagicsoftware/keenquotes/Contractions.java

		"boutchu",
		"cept",
		- "dillo",
		- "em",
		- "fraid",
		- "gainst",
		- "im",
		- "n",
		- "neath",
		- "nother",
		- "nuff",
		- "onna",
		- "onna'",
		- "pon",
		- "s",
		- "sblood",
		- "scuse",
		- "sfar",
		- "sfoot",
		- "t",
		- "taint",
		- "tain",
		- "til",
		- "tis",
		- "tisn",
		- "tshall",
		- "twas",
		- "twasn",
		- "tween",
		- "twere",
		- "tweren",
		- "twixt",
		- "twon",
		- "twou",
		- "twould",
		- "twouldn",
		- "ve"
		- );
		-
		- /**
		- * Words having a straight apostrophe that may be either part of a
		- * contraction or a word that stands alone beside an opening single quote.
		- */
		- private static final Set<String> BEGAN_AMBIGUOUS = Set.of(
		- // about\|boxing match
		- "bout",
		- // because\|causal
		- "cause",
		- // what you\|choo choo train
		- "choo",
		- // he\|e pluribus unum
		- "e",
		- // here\|earlier
		- "ere",
		- // afro\|to and fro
		- "fro",
		- // whore\|ho ho!
		- "ho",
		- // okay\|letter K
		- "kay",
		- // lo\|lo and behold
		- "lo",
		- // are\|regarding
		- "re",
		- // what's up\|to sup
		- "sup",
		- // it will\|twill fabric
		- "twill",
		- // them\|utterance
		- "um",
		- // is that\|Iranian village
		- "zat"
		- );
		-
		- private static final Set<String> ENDED_AMBIGUOUS = Set.of(
		- // give\|martial arts garment
		- "gi",
		- // in\|I
		- "i",
		- // of\|letter o
		- "o"
		- );
		-
		- private static final Set<String> ENDED_UNAMBIGUOUS = Set.of(
		- // and
		- "an",
		- // for/before
		- "fo",
		- // friend
		- "frien",
		- // just
		- "jus",
		- // lord
		- "lor",
		- // myself
		- "masel",
		- // old
		- "ol",
		- // San (Francisco)
		- "Sa",
		- // shift
		- "shif",
		- // the
		- "th",
		- // what
		- "wha",
		- // world
		- "worl",
		- // Top ~500 common -ing words as English contractions.
		- "acceptin",
		- "accompanyin",
		- "accordin",
		- "accountin",
		- "achievin",
		- "acquirin",
		- "actin",
		- "addin",
		- "addressin",
		- "adjoinin",
		- "adoptin",
		- "advancin",
		- "advertisin",
		- "affectin",
		- "agin",
		- "allowin",
		- "amazin",
		- "analyzin",
		- "answerin",
		- "anythin",
		- "appearin",
		- "applyin",
		- "approachin",
		- "arguin",
		- "arisin",
		- "arrivin",
		- "askin",
		- "assessin",
		- "assumin",
		- "attackin",
		- "attemptin",
		- "attendin",
		- "avoidin",
		- "bankin",
		- "bargainin",
		- "bearin",
		- "beatin",
		- "becomin",
		- "beginnin",
		- "bein",
		- "believin",
		- "belongin",
		- "bendin",
		- "bindin",
		- "bleedin",
		- "blessin",
		- "blowin",
		- "boilin",
		- "borrowin",
		- "breakin",
		- "breathin",
		- "breedin",
		- "bringin",
		- "broadcastin",
		- "buildin",
		- "burnin",
		- "buyin",
		- "calculatin",
		- "callin",
		- "carryin",
		- "castin",
		- "causin",
		- "ceilin",
		- "challengin",
		- "changin",
		- "checkin",
		- "choosin",
		- "claimin",
		- "cleanin",
		- "clearin",
		- "climbin",
		- "closin",
		- "clothin",
		- "collectin",
		- "combinin",
		- "comin",
		- "commandin",
		- "comparin",
		- "compellin",
		- "competin",
		- "computin",
		- "concernin",
		- "concludin",
		- "conditionin",
		- "conductin",
		- "conflictin",
		- "connectin",
		- "considerin",
		- "consistin",
		- "constructin",
		- "consultin",
		- "consumin",
		- "containin",
		- "continuin",
		- "contractin",
		- "contributin",
		- "controllin",
		- "convincin",
		- "cookin",
		- "coolin",
		- "copin",
		- "correspondin",
		- "counselin",
		- "countin",
		- "couplin",
		- "coverin",
		- "creatin",
		- "crossin",
		- "cryin",
		- "cuttin",
		- "dancin",
		- "darlin",
		- "datin",
		- "dealin",
		- "decidin",
		- "declarin",
		- "declinin",
		- "decreasin",
		- "definin",
		- "demandin",
		- "denyin",
		- "dependin",
		- "descendin",
		- "describin",
		- "designin",
		- "destroyin",
		- "determinin",
		- "developin",
		- "differin",
		- "dinin",
		- "directin",
		- "discussin",
		- "distinguishin",
		- "disturbin",
		- "dividin",
		- "doin",
		- "drawin",
		- "dressin",
		- "drinkin",
		- "drivin",
		- "droppin",
		- "dryin",
		- "durin",
		- "dwellin",
		- "dyin",
		- "eatin",
		- "editin",
		- "emergin",
		- "employin",
		- "enablin",
		- "encouragin",
		- "endin",
		- "engagin",
		- "engineerin",
		- "enjoyin",
		- "enterin",
		- "establishin",
		- "evaluatin",
		- "evenin",
		- "everythin",
		- "examinin",
		- "exceedin",
		- "excitin",
		- "excludin",
		- "existin",
		- "expandin",
		- "expectin",
		- "experiencin",
		- "explainin",
		- "explorin",
		- "expressin",
		- "extendin",
		- "facin",
		- "failin",
		- "fallin",
		- "farmin",
		- "fascinatin",
		- "feedin",
		- "feelin",
		- "fightin",
		- "filin",
		- "fillin",
		- "financin",
		- "findin",
		- "firin",
		- "fishin",
		- "fittin",
		- "fixin",
		- "floatin",
		- "flowin",
		- "flyin",
		- "focusin",
		- "followin",
		- "forcin",
		- "foregoin",
		- "formin",
		- "forthcomin",
		- "foundin",
		- "freezin",
		- "fuckin",
		- "functionin",
		- "fundin",
		- "gainin",
		- "gatherin",
		- "generatin",
		- "gettin",
		- "givin",
		- "goin",
		- "governin",
		- "grantin",
		- "growin",
		- "hackin",
		- "handlin",
		- "hangin",
		- "happenin",
		- "havin",
		- "headin",
		- "healin",
		- "hearin",
		- "heatin",
		- "helpin",
		- "hidin",
		- "holdin",
		- "hopin",
		- "housin",
		- "huntin",
		- "identifyin",
		- "imagin",
		- "implementin",
		- "imposin",
		- "improvin",
		- "includin",
		- "increasin",
		- "indicatin",
		- "interestin",
		- "interpretin",
		- "introducin",
		- "involvin",
		- "joinin",
		- "judgin",
		- "keepin",
		- "killin",
		- "knowin",
		- "lackin",
		- "landin",
		- "lastin",
		- "laughin",
		- "layin",
		- "leadin",
		- "leanin",
		- "learnin",
		- "leavin",
		- "lettin",
		- "liftin",
		- "lightin",
		- "lightnin",
		- "limitin",
		- "listenin",
		- "listin",
		- "livin",
		- "loadin",
		- "lookin",
		- "losin",
		- "lovin",
		- "lowerin",
		- "lyin",
		- "maintainin",
		- "makin",
		- "managin",
		- "manufacturin",
		- "mappin",
		- "marketin",
		- "markin",
		- "matchin",
		- "meanin",
		- "measurin",
		- "meetin",
		- "meltin",
		- "minin",
		- "misleadin",
		- "missin",
		- "mixin",
		- "modelin",
		- "monitorin",
		- "mornin",
		- "movin",
		- "neighborin",
		- "neighbourin",
		- "nothin",
		- "notin",
		- "notwithstandin",
		- "nursin",
		- "observin",
		- "obtainin",
		- "occurrin",
		- "offerin",
		- "offsprin",
		- "ongoin",
		- "openin",
		- "operatin",
		- "opposin",
		- "orderin",
		- "organizin",
		- "outstandin",
		- "overwhelmin",
		- "packin",
		- "paintin",
		- "parkin",
		- "participatin",
		- "passin",
		- "payin",
		- "pendin",
		- "performin",
		- "pickin",
		- "pissin",
		- "placin",
		- "plannin",
		- "plantin",
		- "playin",
		- "pleasin",
		- "pointin",
		- "poppin",
		- "possessin",
		- "preachin",
		- "precedin",
		- "preparin",
		- "presentin",
		- "preservin",
		- "pressin",
		- "prevailin",
		- "preventin",
		- "pricin",
		- "printin",
		- "proceedin",
		- "processin",
		- "producin",
		- "programmin",
		- "promisin",
		- "promotin",
		- "protectin",
		- "providin",
		- "provin",
		- "publishin",
		- "pullin",
		- "purchasin",
		- "pursuin",
		- "pushin",
		- "puttin",
		- "questionin",
		- "rangin",
		- "ratin",
		- "reachin",
		- "readin",
		- "reasonin",
		- "receivin",
		- "recognizin",
		- "recordin",
		- "reducin",
		- "referrin",
		- "reflectin",
		- "refusin",
		- "regardin",
		- "regulatin",
		- "relatin",
		- "remainin",
		- "rememberin",
		- "removin",
		- "renderin",
		- "repeatin",
		- "replacin",
		- "reportin",
		- "representin",
		- "requirin",
		- "respectin",
		- "respondin",
		- "restin",
		- "resultin",
		- "returnin",
		- "revealin",
		- "ridin",
		- "risin",
		- "rulin",
		- "runnin",
		- "rythin",
		- "sailin",
		- "samplin",
		- "satisfyin",
		- "savin",
		- "sayin",
		- "scatterin",
		- "schoolin",
		- "screenin",
		- "searchin",
		- "securin",
		- "seein",
		- "seekin",
		- "selectin",
		- "sellin",
		- "sendin",
		- "separatin",
		- "servin",
		- "settin",
		- "settlin",
		- "sewin",
		- "shakin",
		- "shapin",
		- "sharin",
		- "shiftin",
		- "shinin",
		- "shippin",
		- "shittin",
		- "shootin",
		- "shoppin",
		- "showin",
		- "singin",
		- "sinkin",
		- "sittin",
		- "sleepin",
		- "smilin",
		- "smokin",
		- "spankin",
		- "solvin",
		- "somethin",
		- "speakin",
		- "spellin",
		- "spendin",
		- "spinnin",
		- "spittin",
		- "spreadin",
		- "standin",
		- "starin",
		- "startin",
		- "statin",
		- "stayin",
		- "stealin",
		- "sterlin",
		- "stimulatin",
		- "stirrin",
		- "stoppin",
		- "strengthenin",
		- "stretchin",
		- "strikin",
		- "strugglin",
		- "studyin",
		- "succeedin",
		- "sufferin",
		- "suggestin",
		- "supplyin",
		- "supportin",
		- "surprisin",
		- "surroundin",
		- "survivin",
		- "sweepin",
		- "swellin",
		- "swimmin",
		- "switchin",
		- "takin",
		- "talkin",
		- "teachin",
		- "tellin",
		- "testin",
		- "thinkin",
		- "threatenin",
		- "throwin",
		- "timin",
		- "touchin",
		- "tradin",
		- "trainin",
		- "travelin",
		- "treatin",
		- "tremblin",
		- "tryin",
		- "turnin",
		- "underlyin",
		- "understandin",
		- "undertakin",
		- "unwillin",
		- "usin",
		- "varyin",
		- "viewin",
		- "visitin",
		- "votin",
		- "waitin",
		- "walkin",
		- "wanderin",
		- "wantin",
		- "warnin",
		- "washin",
		- "watchin",
		- "wearin",
		- "weddin",
		- "whackin",
		- "wi",
		- "willin",
		- "windin",
		- "winnin",
		- "wishin",
		- "wonderin",
		- "workin",
		- "writin",
		- "yieldin"
		+ "cos",
		+ "dillo",
		+ "em",
		+ "fraid",
		+ "gainst",
		+ "im",
		+ "n",
		+ "neath",
		+ "nother",
		+ "nuff",
		+ "onna",
		+ "onna'",
		+ // horse
		+ "oss",
		+ // horses
		+ "osses",
		+ "pon",
		+ "s",
		+ "sblood",
		+ "scuse",
		+ "sfar",
		+ "sfoot",
		+ "t",
		+ "taint",
		+ "tain",
		+ "til",
		+ "tis",
		+ "tisn",
		+ "tshall",
		+ "twas",
		+ "twasn",
		+ "tween",
		+ "twere",
		+ "tweren",
		+ "twixt",
		+ "twon",
		+ "twou",
		+ "twould",
		+ "twouldn",
		+ "ve"
		+ );
		+
		+ /**
		+ * Words having a straight apostrophe that may be either part of a
		+ * contraction or a word that stands alone beside an opening single quote.
		+ */
		+ private static final Set<String> BEGAN_AMBIGUOUS = Set.of(
		+ // have
		+ "a",
		+ // about\|boxing match
		+ "bout",
		+ // because\|causal
		+ "cause",
		+ // what you\|choo choo train
		+ "choo",
		+ // he\|e pluribus unum
		+ "e",
		+ // here\|earlier
		+ "ere",
		+ // afro\|to and fro
		+ "fro",
		+ // whore\|ho ho!
		+ "ho",
		+ // okay\|letter K
		+ "kay",
		+ // lo\|lo and behold
		+ "lo",
		+ // ???
		+ "listed",
		+ // ???
		+ "nation",
		+ // are\|regarding
		+ "re",
		+ // what's up\|to sup
		+ "sup",
		+ // it will\|twill fabric
		+ "twill",
		+ // them\|utterance
		+ "um",
		+ // is that\|Iranian village
		+ "zat"
		+ );
		+
		+ private static final Set<String> ENDED_AMBIGUOUS = Set.of(
		+ // give\|martial arts garment
		+ "gi",
		+ // in\|I
		+ "i",
		+ // of\|letter o
		+ "o"
		+ );
		+
		+ private static final Set<String> ENDED_UNAMBIGUOUS = Set.of(
		+ // and
		+ "an",
		+ // for/before
		+ "fo",
		+ // friend
		+ "frien",
		+ // just
		+ "jus",
		+ // lord
		+ "lor",
		+ // myself
		+ "masel",
		+ // old
		+ "ol",
		+ // San (Francisco)
		+ "Sa",
		+ // shift
		+ "shif",
		+ // the
		+ "th",
		+ // what
		+ "wha",
		+ // with
		+ "wi",
		+ // world
		+ "worl",
		+ // Top ~3500 common -ing words as English contractions.
		+ "abandonin",
		+ "abettin",
		+ "abidin",
		+ "abolishin",
		+ "aboundin",
		+ "absorbin",
		+ "abstainin",
		+ "abstractin",
		+ "abusin",
		+ "abuttin",
		+ "acceleratin",
		+ "acceptin",
		+ "accessin",
		+ "accommodatin",
		+ "accompanyin",
		+ "accomplishin",
		+ "accordin",
		+ "accountin",
		+ "accruin",
		+ "accumulatin",
		+ "accusin",
		+ "achievin",
		+ "achin",
		+ "acknowledgin",
		+ "acquaintin",
		+ "acquirin",
		+ "actin",
		+ "activatin",
		+ "adaptin",
		+ "addin",
		+ "addressin",
		+ "adherin",
		+ "adjoinin",
		+ "adjustin",
		+ "administerin",
		+ "admirin",
		+ "admittin",
		+ "admonishin",
		+ "adoptin",
		+ "adorin",
		+ "adornin",
		+ "advancin",
		+ "advertisin",
		+ "advisin",
		+ "advocatin",
		+ "affectin",
		+ "affirmin",
		+ "afflictin",
		+ "affordin",
		+ "agein",
		+ "aggravatin",
		+ "aggregatin",
		+ "agin",
		+ "agitatin",
		+ "agonizin",
		+ "agreein",
		+ "ailin",
		+ "aimin",
		+ "airin",
		+ "alarmin",
		+ "alertin",
		+ "alienatin",
		+ "alightin",
		+ "alignin",
		+ "allegin",
		+ "alleviatin",
		+ "allocatin",
		+ "allowin",
		+ "alludin",
		+ "allurin",
		+ "alterin",
		+ "alternatin",
		+ "amassin",
		+ "amazin",
		+ "amendin",
		+ "amountin",
		+ "amplifyin",
		+ "amusin",
		+ "analysin",
		+ "analyzin",
		+ "anchorin",
		+ "anglin",
		+ "animatin",
		+ "annealin",
		+ "annihilatin",
		+ "announcin",
		+ "annoyin",
		+ "anointin",
		+ "answerin",
		+ "anticipatin",
		+ "anythin",
		+ "apologizin",
		+ "appallin",
		+ "appealin",
		+ "appearin",
		+ "appertainin",
		+ "appetizin",
		+ "applaudin",
		+ "applyin",
		+ "appointin",
		+ "appraisin",
		+ "appreciatin",
		+ "apprehendin",
		+ "approachin",
		+ "appropriatin",
		+ "approvin",
		+ "approximatin",
		+ "archin",
		+ "archivin",
		+ "arguin",
		+ "arisin",
		+ "arousin",
		+ "arrangin",
		+ "arrestin",
		+ "arrivin",
		+ "articulatin",
		+ "ascendin",
		+ "ascertainin",
		+ "ascribin",
		+ "askin",
		+ "assailin",
		+ "assaultin",
		+ "assemblin",
		+ "assertin",
		+ "assessin",
		+ "assignin",
		+ "assimilatin",
		+ "assistin",
		+ "associatin",
		+ "assumin",
		+ "assurin",
		+ "astonishin",
		+ "astoundin",
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		+ "witherin",
		+ "withholdin",
		+ "withstandin",
		+ "witnessin",
		+ "wonderin",
		+ "wooin",
		+ "wordin",
		+ "workin",
		+ "worryin",
		+ "worsenin",
		+ "worshippin",
		+ "woundin",
		+ "wranglin",
		+ "wrappin",
		+ "wreckin",
		+ "wrenchin",
		+ "wrestlin",
		+ "wrigglin",
		+ "wringin",
		+ "wrinklin",
		+ "writhin",
		+ "writin",
		+ "wrongdoin",
		+ "yachtin",
		+ "yankin",
		+ "yappin",
		+ "yawnin",
		+ "yearlin",
		+ "yearnin",
		+ "yellin",
		+ "yellowin",
		+ "yelpin",
		+ "yieldin",
		+ "zaggin",
		+ "zeroin",
		+ "zigzaggin",
		+ "zippin",
		+ "zonin",
		+ "zoomin"
		);
		}

src/main/java/com/whitemagicsoftware/keenquotes/Lexeme.java

		* of the given {@link LexemeType}s.
		*/
		- public boolean anyType( final LexemeType... types ) {
		+ public boolean isType( final LexemeType... types ) {
		assert types != null;


		LexemeType getType() {
		return mType;
		+ }
		+
		+ public boolean before( final Lexeme that ) {
		+ return compareTo( that ) < 0;
		+ }
		+
		+ public boolean after( final Lexeme that ) {
		+ return compareTo( that ) > 0;
		}

src/main/java/com/whitemagicsoftware/keenquotes/Parser.java

		import static com.whitemagicsoftware.keenquotes.LexemeType.*;
		import static com.whitemagicsoftware.keenquotes.TokenType.*;
		-
		-/**
		- * Converts straight double/single quotes and apostrophes to curly equivalents.
		- */
		-public final class Parser {
		- /**
		- * Single quotes preceded by these {@link LexemeType}s may be opening quotes.
		- */
		- private static final LexemeType[] LEADING_QUOTE_OPENING_SINGLE =
		- new LexemeType[]{SPACE, DASH, QUOTE_DOUBLE, OPENING_GROUP, EOL, EOP};
		-
		- /**
		- * Single quotes succeeded by these {@link LexemeType}s may be opening quotes.
		- */
		- private static final LexemeType[] LAGGING_QUOTE_OPENING_SINGLE =
		- new LexemeType[]{WORD, ELLIPSIS, QUOTE_SINGLE, QUOTE_DOUBLE};
		-
		- /**
		- * Single quotes preceded by these {@link LexemeType}s may be closing quotes.
		- */
		- private static final LexemeType[] LEADING_QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE =
		- new LexemeType[]{WORD, NUMBER, PERIOD, PUNCT, ELLIPSIS, QUOTE_DOUBLE};
		-
		- /**
		- * Single quotes succeeded by these {@link LexemeType}s may be closing quotes.
		- */
		- private static final LexemeType[] LAGGING_QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE =
		- new LexemeType[]{SPACE, HYPHEN, DASH,
		- QUOTE_DOUBLE, CLOSING_GROUP, EOL, EOP};
		-
		- /**
		- * Double quotes preceded by these {@link LexemeType}s may be opening quotes.
		- */
		- private static final LexemeType[] LEADING_QUOTE_OPENING_DOUBLE =
		- new LexemeType[]{SPACE, DASH, EQUALS, QUOTE_SINGLE, OPENING_GROUP, EOL,
		- EOP};
		-
		- /**
		- * Double quotes succeeded by these {@link LexemeType}s may be opening quotes.
		- */
		- private static final LexemeType[] LAGGING_QUOTE_OPENING_DOUBLE =
		- new LexemeType[]{WORD, NUMBER, ELLIPSIS, OPENING_GROUP,
		- QUOTE_SINGLE, QUOTE_SINGLE_OPENING, QUOTE_SINGLE_CLOSING, QUOTE_DOUBLE};
		-
		- /**
		- * Double quotes preceded by these {@link LexemeType}s may be closing quotes.
		- */
		- private static final LexemeType[] LEADING_QUOTE_CLOSING_DOUBLE =
		- new LexemeType[]{WORD, NUMBER, PERIOD, PUNCT, DASH, ELLIPSIS, CLOSING_GROUP,
		- QUOTE_SINGLE, QUOTE_SINGLE_CLOSING, QUOTE_SINGLE_OPENING};
		-
		- /**
		- * Double quotes succeeded by these {@link LexemeType}s may be closing quotes.
		- */
		- private static final LexemeType[] LAGGING_QUOTE_CLOSING_DOUBLE =
		- new LexemeType[]{SPACE, PUNCT, PERIOD, EQUALS, HYPHEN, DASH,
		- QUOTE_SINGLE, CLOSING_GROUP, EOL, EOP};
		-
		- /**
		- * The text to parse. A reference is required as a minor optimization in
		- * memory and speed: the lexer records integer offsets, rather than new
		- * {@link String} instances, to track parsed lexemes.
		- */
		- private final String mText;
		-
		- /**
		- * Converts a string into an iterable list of {@link Lexeme} instances.
		- */
		- private final Lexer mLexer;
		-
		- /**
		- * Sets of contractions that help disambiguate single quotes in the text.
		- * These are effectively immutable while parsing.
		- */
		- private final Contractions sContractions;
		-
		- /**
		- * Incremented for each opening single quote emitted. Used to help resolve
		- * ambiguities when single quote marks are balanced.
		- */
		- private int mOpeningSingleQuote;
		-
		- /**
		- * Incremented for each closing single quote emitted. Used to help resolve
		- * ambiguities when single quote marks are balanced.
		- */
		- private int mClosingSingleQuote;
		-
		- /**
		- * Constructs a new {@link Parser} using the default contraction sets
		- * to help resolve some ambiguous scenarios.
		- *
		- * @param text The prose to parse, containing zero or more quotation
		- * characters.
		- * @param contractions Custom sets of contractions to help resolve
		- * ambiguities.
		- */
		- public Parser( final String text, final Contractions contractions ) {
		- mText = text;
		- mLexer = new Lexer( mText );
		- sContractions = contractions;
		- }
		-
		- /**
		- * Iterates over the entire text provided at construction, emitting
		- * {@link Token}s that can be used to convert straight quotes to curly
		- * quotes.
		- *
		- * @param tokenConsumer Receives emitted {@link Token}s.
		- */
		- public void parse(
		- final Consumer<Token> tokenConsumer,
		- final Consumer<Lexeme> lexemeConsumer ) {
		- final var lexemes = new CircularFifoQueue<Lexeme>( 3 );
		-
		- // Allow consuming the very first token without checking the queue size.
		- flush( lexemes );
		-
		- final var unresolved = new ArrayList<Lexeme[]>();
		- Lexeme lexeme;
		-
		- // Create and convert a list of all unambiguous quote characters.
		- while( (lexeme = mLexer.next()) != EOT ) {
		- if( tokenize( lexeme, lexemes, tokenConsumer, unresolved ) ) {
		- // Attempt to resolve any remaining unambiguous quotes.
		- resolve( unresolved, tokenConsumer );
		-
		- // Notify of any unambiguous quotes that could not be resolved.
		- unresolved.forEach( ( lex ) -> lexemeConsumer.accept( lex[ 1 ] ) );
		- unresolved.clear();
		- mOpeningSingleQuote = 0;
		- mClosingSingleQuote = 0;
		- }
		- }
		-
		- // By loop's end, the lexemes list contains tokens for all except the
		- // final two elements (from tokenizing in triplets). Tokenize the remaining
		- // unprocessed lexemes.
		- tokenize( EOT, lexemes, tokenConsumer, unresolved );
		- tokenize( EOT, lexemes, tokenConsumer, unresolved );
		-
		- // Attempt to resolve any remaining unambiguous quotes.
		- resolve( unresolved, tokenConsumer );
		-
		- // Notify of any unambiguous quotes that could not be resolved.
		- unresolved.forEach( ( lex ) -> lexemeConsumer.accept( lex[ 1 ] ) );
		- }
		-
		- /**
		- * Converts {@link Lexeme}s identified as straight quotes into {@link Token}s
		- * that represent the curly equivalent. The {@link Token}s are passed to
		- * the given {@link Consumer} for further processing (e.g., replaced in
		- * the original text being parsed).
		- *
		- * @param lexeme A part of the text being parsed.
		- * @param lexemes A 3-element queue of lexemes that provide sufficient
		- * context to identify curly quotes.
		- * @param consumer Recipient of equivalent quotes.
		- * @param unresolved Rolling list of potentially ambiguous {@link Lexeme}s
		- * that could not be tokenized, yet.
		- * @return {@code true} if an end-of-paragraph is detected.
		- */
		- private boolean tokenize( final Lexeme lexeme,
		- final CircularFifoQueue<Lexeme> lexemes,
		- final Consumer<Token> consumer,
		- final List<Lexeme[]> unresolved ) {
		- // Add the next lexeme to tokenize into the queue for immediate processing.
		- lexemes.add( lexeme );
		-
		- final var lex1 = lexemes.get( 0 );
		- final var lex2 = lexemes.get( 1 );
		- final var lex3 = lexemes.get( 2 );
		-
		- if( lex2.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) && lex3.isType( WORD ) &&
		- lex1.anyType( WORD, PERIOD, NUMBER ) ) {
		- // Examples: y'all, Ph.D.'ll, 20's, she's
		- consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, lex2 ) );
		- }
		- else if( lex1.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) && lex3.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) &&
		- "n".equalsIgnoreCase( lex2.toString( mText ) ) ) {
		- // I.e., 'n'
		- consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, lex1 ) );
		- consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, lex3 ) );
		- flush( lexemes );
		- truncate( unresolved );
		- }
		- else if( lex2.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) && lex1.isType( NUMBER ) ) {
		- if( lex3.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) ) {
		- // E.g., 2''
		- consumer.accept(
		- new Token( QUOTE_PRIME_DOUBLE, lex2.began(), lex3.ended() ) );
		- flush( lexemes );
		- }
		- else {
		- // E.g., 2'
		- consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_PRIME_SINGLE, lex2 ) );
		- }
		- }
		- else if( lex2.isType( QUOTE_DOUBLE ) && lex1.isType( NUMBER ) ) {
		- // E.g., 2"
		- consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_PRIME_DOUBLE, lex2 ) );
		- }
		- else if( lex2.isType( WORD ) && lex3.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) &&
		- sContractions.endedUnambiguously( lex2.toString( mText ) ) ) {
		- // E.g., thinkin'
		- consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, lex3 ) );
		- flush( lexemes );
		- }
		- else if( lex2.isType( NUMBER ) && lex1.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) ) {
		- if( lex3.anyType( SPACE, PUNCT ) \|\| (lex3.isType( WORD ) &&
		- lex3.toString( mText ).equalsIgnoreCase( "s" )) ) {
		- // Sentences must re-written to avoid starting with numerals.
		- // Examples: '20s, '02
		- consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, lex1 ) );
		- }
		- else {
		- // E.g., '2''
		- consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_OPENING_SINGLE, lex1 ) );
		- mOpeningSingleQuote++;
		- }
		-
		- truncate( unresolved );
		- }
		- else if( lex2.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) &&
		- lex1.anyType( PUNCT, PERIOD, ELLIPSIS, DASH ) &&
		- (lex3.anyType( EOL, EOP ) \|\| lex3.isEot()) ) {
		- consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE, lex2 ) );
		- mClosingSingleQuote++;
		- }
		- else if( lex1.isType( ESC_SINGLE ) ) {
		- // E.g., \'
		- consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_STRAIGHT_SINGLE, lex1 ) );
		- }
		- else if( lex1.isType( ESC_DOUBLE ) ) {
		- // E.g., \"
		- consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_STRAIGHT_DOUBLE, lex1 ) );
		-
		- if( lex2.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) &&
		- (lex3.isEot() \|\| lex3.anyType( SPACE, DASH, EOL, EOP )) ) {
		- consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE, lex2 ) );
		- mClosingSingleQuote++;
		- }
		- }
		- else if( lex2.isType( QUOTE_DOUBLE ) &&
		- (lex1.isSot() \|\| lex1.anyType( LEADING_QUOTE_OPENING_DOUBLE )) &&
		- lex3.anyType( LAGGING_QUOTE_OPENING_DOUBLE ) ) {
		- // Examples: "", "..., "word, ---"word
		- consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_OPENING_DOUBLE, lex2 ) );
		- }
		- else if( lex2.isType( QUOTE_DOUBLE ) &&
		- lex1.anyType( LEADING_QUOTE_CLOSING_DOUBLE ) &&
		- (lex3.isEot() \|\| lex3.anyType( LAGGING_QUOTE_CLOSING_DOUBLE )) ) {
		- // Examples: ..."', word"', ?"', word"?
		- consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_DOUBLE, lex2 ) );
		- }
		- else if( lex1.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) &&
		- lex2.anyType( PUNCT, PERIOD, DASH ) && lex3.isType( QUOTE_DOUBLE ) ) {
		- // E.g., '," (contraction ruled out from previous conditionals)
		- consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE, lex1 ) );
		- truncate( unresolved );
		- mClosingSingleQuote++;
		- }
		- else if( lex2.anyType( QUOTE_SINGLE, QUOTE_DOUBLE ) ) {
		- // After tokenizing, the parser will attempt to resolve ambiguities.
		- unresolved.add( new Lexeme[]{lex1, lex2, lex3} );
		- }
		-
		- // Suggest to the caller that resolution should be performed. This allows
		- // the algorithm to reset the opening/closing quote balance before the
		- // next paragraph is parsed.
		- return lex3.isType( EOP );
		- }
		-
		- private void resolve(
		- final List<Lexeme[]> unresolved, final Consumer<Token> consumer ) {
		- // Some non-emitted tokenized lexemes may be ambiguous.
		- final var ambiguousLeadingQuotes = new ArrayList<Lexeme[]>( 16 );
		- final var ambiguousLaggingQuotes = new ArrayList<Lexeme[]>( 16 );
		- var resolvedLeadingQuotes = 0;
		- var resolvedLaggingQuotes = 0;
		-
		- // Count the number of ambiguous and non-ambiguous open single quotes.
		- for( var i = unresolved.iterator(); i.hasNext(); ) {
		- final var quotes = i.next();
		- final var lex1 = quotes[ 0 ];
		- final var lex2 = quotes[ 1 ];
		- final var lex3 = quotes[ 2 ];
		-
		- if( lex2.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) ) {
		- final var word1 = lex1 == SOT ? "" : lex1.toString( mText );
		- final var word3 = lex3 == EOT ? "" : lex3.toString( mText );
		-
		- if( sContractions.beganAmbiguously( word3 ) ) {
		- // E.g., 'Cause
		- if( lex1.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) ) {
		- // E.g., ''Cause
		- consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, lex2 ) );
		- i.remove();
		- }
		- else {
		- // The contraction is uncertain until a closing quote is found that
		- // may balance this single quote.
		- ambiguousLeadingQuotes.add( quotes );
		- }
		- }
		- else if( sContractions.beganUnambiguously( word3 ) ) {
		- // The quote mark forms a word that does not stand alone from its
		- // contraction. For example, twas is not a word: it's 'twas.
		- consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, lex2 ) );
		- i.remove();
		- }
		- else if( sContractions.endedAmbiguously( word1 ) ) {
		- ambiguousLaggingQuotes.add( quotes );
		- }
		- else if( (lex1.isSot() \|\| lex1.anyType( LEADING_QUOTE_OPENING_SINGLE ))
		- && lex3.anyType( LAGGING_QUOTE_OPENING_SINGLE ) ) {
		- consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_OPENING_SINGLE, lex2 ) );
		- resolvedLeadingQuotes++;
		- mOpeningSingleQuote++;
		- i.remove();
		- }
		- else if( lex1.anyType( LEADING_QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE ) &&
		- (lex3.isEot() \|\| lex3.anyType( LAGGING_QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE )) ) {
		- consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE, lex2 ) );
		- resolvedLaggingQuotes++;
		- mClosingSingleQuote++;
		- i.remove();
		- }
		- else if( lex3.isType( NUMBER ) ) {
		- // E.g., '04
		- ambiguousLeadingQuotes.add( quotes );
		- }
		- }
		- }
		-
		- final var ambiguousLeadingCount = ambiguousLeadingQuotes.size();
		- final var ambiguousLaggingCount = ambiguousLaggingQuotes.size();
		-
		- if( resolvedLeadingQuotes == 1 && resolvedLaggingQuotes == 0 ) {
		- if( ambiguousLeadingCount == 0 && ambiguousLaggingCount == 1 ) {
		- final var balanced = mClosingSingleQuote - mOpeningSingleQuote == 0;
		- final var quote = balanced ? QUOTE_APOSTROPHE : QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE;
		- final var lex = ambiguousLaggingQuotes.get( 0 );
		- consumer.accept( new Token( quote, lex[ 1 ] ) );
		- unresolved.remove( lex );
		- }
		- else if( ambiguousLeadingCount == 0 && unresolved.size() == 1 ) {
		- // Must be a closing quote.
		- final var closing = unresolved.get( 0 );
		- consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE, closing[ 1 ] ) );
		- unresolved.remove( closing );
		- }
		- }
		- else if( ambiguousLeadingCount == 0 && ambiguousLaggingCount > 0 ) {
		- // If there are no ambiguous leading quotes then all ambiguous lagging
		- // quotes must be contractions.
		- ambiguousLaggingQuotes.forEach(
		- lex -> {
		- consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, lex[ 1 ] ) );
		- unresolved.remove( lex );
		- }
		- );
		- }
		- else if( ambiguousLeadingCount == 0 ) {
		- if( resolvedLaggingQuotes < resolvedLeadingQuotes ) {
		- for( final var i = unresolved.iterator(); i.hasNext(); ) {
		- final var closing = i.next()[ 1 ];
		- consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE, closing ) );
		- i.remove();
		- }
		- }
		- else if( mOpeningSingleQuote - mClosingSingleQuote == unresolved.size() ) {
		- for( final var i = unresolved.iterator(); i.hasNext(); ) {
		- final var closing = i.next();
		- consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE, closing[ 1 ] ) );
		- i.remove();
		- }
		- }
		- else if( unresolved.size() == 2 ) {
		- final var closing = unresolved.get( 0 );
		- final var opening = unresolved.get( 1 );
		- consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE, closing[ 1 ] ) );
		- consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_OPENING_SINGLE, opening[ 1 ] ) );
		-
		- // Doesn't affect the algorithm.
		- unresolved.clear();
		+import static java.lang.Math.abs;
		+import static java.util.Collections.sort;
		+
		+/**
		+ * Converts straight double/single quotes and apostrophes to curly equivalents.
		+ */
		+public final class Parser {
		+ /**
		+ * Single quotes preceded by these {@link LexemeType}s may be opening quotes.
		+ */
		+ private static final LexemeType[] LEADING_QUOTE_OPENING_SINGLE =
		+ new LexemeType[]{SPACE, DASH, QUOTE_DOUBLE, OPENING_GROUP, EOL, EOP};
		+
		+ /**
		+ * Single quotes succeeded by these {@link LexemeType}s may be opening quotes.
		+ */
		+ private static final LexemeType[] LAGGING_QUOTE_OPENING_SINGLE =
		+ new LexemeType[]{WORD, ELLIPSIS, QUOTE_SINGLE, QUOTE_DOUBLE};
		+
		+ /**
		+ * Single quotes preceded by these {@link LexemeType}s may be closing quotes.
		+ */
		+ private static final LexemeType[] LEADING_QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE =
		+ new LexemeType[]{WORD, NUMBER, PERIOD, PUNCT, ELLIPSIS, QUOTE_DOUBLE};
		+
		+ /**
		+ * Single quotes succeeded by these {@link LexemeType}s may be closing quotes.
		+ */
		+ private static final LexemeType[] LAGGING_QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE =
		+ new LexemeType[]{SPACE, HYPHEN, DASH,
		+ QUOTE_DOUBLE, CLOSING_GROUP, EOL, EOP};
		+
		+ /**
		+ * Double quotes preceded by these {@link LexemeType}s may be opening quotes.
		+ */
		+ private static final LexemeType[] LEADING_QUOTE_OPENING_DOUBLE =
		+ new LexemeType[]{SPACE, DASH, EQUALS, QUOTE_SINGLE, OPENING_GROUP, EOL,
		+ EOP};
		+
		+ /**
		+ * Double quotes succeeded by these {@link LexemeType}s may be opening quotes.
		+ */
		+ private static final LexemeType[] LAGGING_QUOTE_OPENING_DOUBLE =
		+ new LexemeType[]{WORD, NUMBER, ELLIPSIS, OPENING_GROUP,
		+ QUOTE_SINGLE, QUOTE_SINGLE_OPENING, QUOTE_SINGLE_CLOSING, QUOTE_DOUBLE};
		+
		+ /**
		+ * Double quotes preceded by these {@link LexemeType}s may be closing quotes.
		+ */
		+ private static final LexemeType[] LEADING_QUOTE_CLOSING_DOUBLE =
		+ new LexemeType[]{WORD, NUMBER, PERIOD, PUNCT, DASH, ELLIPSIS, CLOSING_GROUP,
		+ QUOTE_SINGLE, QUOTE_SINGLE_CLOSING, QUOTE_SINGLE_OPENING};
		+
		+ /**
		+ * Double quotes succeeded by these {@link LexemeType}s may be closing quotes.
		+ */
		+ private static final LexemeType[] LAGGING_QUOTE_CLOSING_DOUBLE =
		+ new LexemeType[]{SPACE, PUNCT, PERIOD, EQUALS, HYPHEN, DASH,
		+ QUOTE_SINGLE, CLOSING_GROUP, EOL, EOP};
		+
		+ /**
		+ * The text to parse. A reference is required as a minor optimization in
		+ * memory and speed: the lexer records integer offsets, rather than new
		+ * {@link String} instances, to track parsed lexemes.
		+ */
		+ private final String mText;
		+
		+ /**
		+ * Converts a string into an iterable list of {@link Lexeme} instances.
		+ */
		+ private final Lexer mLexer;
		+
		+ /**
		+ * Sets of contractions that help disambiguate single quotes in the text.
		+ * These are effectively immutable while parsing.
		+ */
		+ private final Contractions sContractions;
		+
		+ /**
		+ * Contains each emitted opening single quote per paragraph.
		+ */
		+ private final List<Lexeme> mOpeningSingleQuotes = new ArrayList<>();
		+
		+ /**
		+ * Contains each emitted closing single quote per paragraph.
		+ */
		+ private final List<Lexeme> mClosingSingleQuotes = new ArrayList<>();
		+
		+ /**
		+ * Contains each emitted opening double quote per paragraph.
		+ */
		+ private final List<Lexeme> mOpeningDoubleQuotes = new ArrayList<>();
		+
		+ /**
		+ * Contains each emitted closing double quote per paragraph.
		+ */
		+ private final List<Lexeme> mClosingDoubleQuotes = new ArrayList<>();
		+
		+ /**
		+ * Constructs a new {@link Parser} using the default contraction sets
		+ * to help resolve some ambiguous scenarios.
		+ *
		+ * @param text The prose to parse, containing zero or more quotation
		+ * characters.
		+ * @param contractions Custom sets of contractions to help resolve
		+ * ambiguities.
		+ */
		+ public Parser( final String text, final Contractions contractions ) {
		+ mText = text;
		+ mLexer = new Lexer( mText );
		+ sContractions = contractions;
		+ }
		+
		+ /**
		+ * Iterates over the entire text provided at construction, emitting
		+ * {@link Token}s that can be used to convert straight quotes to curly
		+ * quotes.
		+ *
		+ * @param tokenConsumer Receives emitted {@link Token}s.
		+ */
		+ public void parse(
		+ final Consumer<Token> tokenConsumer,
		+ final Consumer<Lexeme> lexemeConsumer ) {
		+ final var lexemes = new CircularFifoQueue<Lexeme>( 3 );
		+
		+ // Allow consuming the very first token without needing a queue size check.
		+ flush( lexemes );
		+
		+ final var unresolved = new ArrayList<Lexeme[]>();
		+ Lexeme lexeme;
		+
		+ // Create and convert a list of all unambiguous quote characters.
		+ while( (lexeme = mLexer.next()) != EOT ) {
		+ // Reset after tokenizing a paragraph.
		+ if( tokenize( lexeme, lexemes, tokenConsumer, unresolved ) ) {
		+ // Attempt to resolve any remaining unambiguous quotes.
		+ resolve( unresolved, tokenConsumer );
		+
		+ // Notify of any unambiguous quotes that could not be resolved.
		+ unresolved.forEach( ( lex ) -> lexemeConsumer.accept( lex[ 1 ] ) );
		+ unresolved.clear();
		+ mOpeningSingleQuotes.clear();
		+ mClosingSingleQuotes.clear();
		+ mOpeningDoubleQuotes.clear();
		+ mClosingDoubleQuotes.clear();
		+ }
		+ }
		+
		+ // By loop's end, the lexemes list contains tokens for all except the
		+ // final two elements (from tokenizing in triplets). Tokenize the remaining
		+ // unprocessed lexemes.
		+ tokenize( EOT, lexemes, tokenConsumer, unresolved );
		+ tokenize( EOT, lexemes, tokenConsumer, unresolved );
		+
		+ // Attempt to resolve any remaining unambiguous quotes.
		+ resolve( unresolved, tokenConsumer );
		+
		+ // Notify of any unambiguous quotes that could not be resolved.
		+ unresolved.forEach( ( lex ) -> lexemeConsumer.accept( lex[ 1 ] ) );
		+ }
		+
		+ /**
		+ * Converts {@link Lexeme}s identified as straight quotes into {@link Token}s
		+ * that represent the curly equivalent. The {@link Token}s are passed to
		+ * the given {@link Consumer} for further processing (e.g., replaced in
		+ * the original text being parsed).
		+ *
		+ * @param lexeme A part of the text being parsed.
		+ * @param lexemes A 3-element queue of lexemes that provide sufficient
		+ * context to identify curly quotes.
		+ * @param consumer Recipient of equivalent quotes.
		+ * @param unresolved Rolling list of potentially ambiguous {@link Lexeme}s
		+ * that could not be tokenized, yet.
		+ * @return {@code true} if an end-of-paragraph is detected.
		+ */
		+ private boolean tokenize( final Lexeme lexeme,
		+ final CircularFifoQueue<Lexeme> lexemes,
		+ final Consumer<Token> consumer,
		+ final List<Lexeme[]> unresolved ) {
		+ // Add the next lexeme to tokenize into the queue for immediate processing.
		+ lexemes.add( lexeme );
		+
		+ final var lex1 = lexemes.get( 0 );
		+ final var lex2 = lexemes.get( 1 );
		+ final var lex3 = lexemes.get( 2 );
		+
		+ if( lex2.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) && lex3.isType( WORD ) &&
		+ lex1.isType( WORD, PERIOD, NUMBER ) ) {
		+ // Examples: y'all, Ph.D.'ll, 20's, she's
		+ consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, lex2 ) );
		+ }
		+ else if( lex1.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) && lex3.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) &&
		+ "n".equalsIgnoreCase( lex2.toString( mText ) ) ) {
		+ // I.e., 'n'
		+ consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, lex1 ) );
		+ consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, lex3 ) );
		+ flush( lexemes );
		+ truncate( unresolved );
		+ }
		+ else if( lex2.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) && lex1.isType( NUMBER ) ) {
		+ if( lex3.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) ) {
		+ // E.g., 2''
		+ consumer.accept(
		+ new Token( QUOTE_PRIME_DOUBLE, lex2.began(), lex3.ended() ) );
		+ flush( lexemes );
		+ }
		+ else {
		+ // E.g., 2'
		+ consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_PRIME_SINGLE, lex2 ) );
		+ }
		+ }
		+ else if( lex2.isType( QUOTE_DOUBLE ) && lex1.isType( NUMBER ) ) {
		+ // E.g., 2"
		+ consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_PRIME_DOUBLE, lex2 ) );
		+ }
		+ else if( lex2.isType( WORD ) && lex3.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) &&
		+ sContractions.endedUnambiguously( lex2.toString( mText ) ) ) {
		+ // E.g., thinkin'
		+ consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, lex3 ) );
		+ flush( lexemes );
		+ }
		+ else if( lex2.isType( NUMBER ) && lex1.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) ) {
		+ // Sentences must re-written to avoid starting with numerals.
		+ if( lex3.isType( SPACE, PUNCT ) \|\| (lex3.isType( WORD ) &&
		+ lex3.toString( mText ).equalsIgnoreCase( "s" )) ) {
		+ // Examples: '20s, '02
		+ consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, lex1 ) );
		+ }
		+ else {
		+ // E.g., '2''
		+ consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_OPENING_SINGLE, lex1 ) );
		+ mOpeningSingleQuotes.add( lex1 );
		+ }
		+
		+ truncate( unresolved );
		+ }
		+ else if( lex2.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) &&
		+ lex1.isType( PUNCT, PERIOD, ELLIPSIS, DASH ) &&
		+ (lex3.isType( EOL, EOP ) \|\| lex3.isEot()) ) {
		+ consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE, lex2 ) );
		+ mClosingSingleQuotes.add( lex2 );
		+ }
		+ else if( lex1.isType( ESC_SINGLE ) ) {
		+ // E.g., \'
		+ consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_STRAIGHT_SINGLE, lex1 ) );
		+ }
		+ else if( lex1.isType( ESC_DOUBLE ) ) {
		+ // E.g., \"
		+ consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_STRAIGHT_DOUBLE, lex1 ) );
		+
		+ if( lex2.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) &&
		+ (lex3.isEot() \|\| lex3.isType( SPACE, DASH, EOL, EOP )) ) {
		+ consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE, lex2 ) );
		+ mClosingSingleQuotes.add( lex2 );
		+ }
		+ }
		+ else if( lex2.isType( QUOTE_DOUBLE ) &&
		+ (lex1.isSot() \|\| lex1.isType( LEADING_QUOTE_OPENING_DOUBLE )) &&
		+ lex3.isType( LAGGING_QUOTE_OPENING_DOUBLE ) ) {
		+ // Examples: "", "..., "word, ---"word
		+ consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_OPENING_DOUBLE, lex2 ) );
		+ mOpeningDoubleQuotes.add( lex2 );
		+ }
		+ else if( lex2.isType( QUOTE_DOUBLE ) &&
		+ lex1.isType( LEADING_QUOTE_CLOSING_DOUBLE ) &&
		+ (lex3.isEot() \|\| lex3.isType( LAGGING_QUOTE_CLOSING_DOUBLE )) ) {
		+ // Examples: ..."', word"', ?"', word"?
		+ consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_DOUBLE, lex2 ) );
		+ mClosingDoubleQuotes.add( lex2 );
		+ }
		+ else if( lex1.isType( WORD ) && lex2.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) &&
		+ lex3.isType( PUNCT, PERIOD ) ) {
		+ // E.g., word', (contraction ruled out by previous conditions)
		+ consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE, lex2 ) );
		+ mClosingSingleQuotes.add( lex2 );
		+ }
		+ else if( lex2.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE, QUOTE_DOUBLE ) ) {
		+ // After tokenizing, the parser will attempt to resolve ambiguities.
		+ unresolved.add( new Lexeme[]{lex1, lex2, lex3} );
		+ }
		+
		+ // Suggest to the caller that resolution should be performed. This allows
		+ // the algorithm to reset the opening/closing quote balance before the
		+ // next paragraph is parsed.
		+ return lex3.isType( EOP );
		+ }
		+
		+ private void resolve(
		+ final List<Lexeme[]> unresolved, final Consumer<Token> consumer ) {
		+ // Some non-emitted tokenized lexemes may be ambiguous.
		+ final var ambiguousLeadingQuotes = new ArrayList<Lexeme[]>( 16 );
		+ final var ambiguousLaggingQuotes = new ArrayList<Lexeme[]>( 16 );
		+ var resolvedLeadingQuotes = 0;
		+ var resolvedLaggingQuotes = 0;
		+
		+ // Count the number of ambiguous and non-ambiguous open single quotes.
		+ for( var i = unresolved.iterator(); i.hasNext(); ) {
		+ final var quotes = i.next();
		+ final var lex1 = quotes[ 0 ];
		+ final var lex2 = quotes[ 1 ];
		+ final var lex3 = quotes[ 2 ];
		+
		+ if( lex2.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) ) {
		+ final var word1 = lex1 == SOT ? "" : lex1.toString( mText );
		+ final var word3 = lex3 == EOT ? "" : lex3.toString( mText );
		+
		+ if( sContractions.beganAmbiguously( word3 ) ) {
		+ // E.g., 'Cause
		+ if( lex1.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) ) {
		+ // E.g., ''Cause
		+ consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, lex2 ) );
		+ i.remove();
		+ }
		+ else {
		+ // The contraction is uncertain until a closing quote is found that
		+ // may balance this single quote.
		+ ambiguousLeadingQuotes.add( quotes );
		+ }
		+ }
		+ else if( sContractions.beganUnambiguously( word3 ) ) {
		+ // The quote mark forms a word that does not stand alone from its
		+ // contraction. For example, twas is not a word: it's 'twas.
		+ consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, lex2 ) );
		+ i.remove();
		+ }
		+ else if( sContractions.endedAmbiguously( word1 ) ) {
		+ ambiguousLaggingQuotes.add( quotes );
		+ }
		+ else if( (lex1.isSot() \|\| lex1.isType( LEADING_QUOTE_OPENING_SINGLE )) &&
		+ lex3.isType( LAGGING_QUOTE_OPENING_SINGLE ) ) {
		+ consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_OPENING_SINGLE, lex2 ) );
		+ resolvedLeadingQuotes++;
		+ mOpeningSingleQuotes.add( lex2 );
		+ i.remove();
		+ }
		+ else if( lex1.isType( LEADING_QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE ) &&
		+ (lex3.isEot() \|\| lex3.isType( LAGGING_QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE )) ) {
		+ consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE, lex2 ) );
		+ resolvedLaggingQuotes++;
		+ mClosingSingleQuotes.add( lex2 );
		+ i.remove();
		+ }
		+ else if( lex3.isType( NUMBER ) ) {
		+ // E.g., '04
		+ ambiguousLeadingQuotes.add( quotes );
		+ }
		+ }
		+ }
		+
		+ sort( mOpeningSingleQuotes );
		+ sort( mClosingSingleQuotes );
		+ sort( mOpeningDoubleQuotes );
		+ sort( mClosingDoubleQuotes );
		+
		+ final var singleQuoteEmpty =
		+ mOpeningSingleQuotes.isEmpty() \|\| mClosingSingleQuotes.isEmpty();
		+ final var doubleQuoteEmpty =
		+ mOpeningDoubleQuotes.isEmpty() \|\| mClosingDoubleQuotes.isEmpty();
		+
		+ final var singleQuoteDelta = abs(
		+ mClosingSingleQuotes.size() - mOpeningSingleQuotes.size()
		+ );
		+
		+ final var doubleQuoteDelta = abs(
		+ mClosingDoubleQuotes.size() - mOpeningDoubleQuotes.size()
		+ );
		+
		+ final var ambiguousLeadingCount = ambiguousLeadingQuotes.size();
		+ final var ambiguousLaggingCount = ambiguousLaggingQuotes.size();
		+
		+ if( resolvedLeadingQuotes == 1 && resolvedLaggingQuotes == 0 ) {
		+ if( ambiguousLeadingCount == 0 && ambiguousLaggingCount == 1 ) {
		+ final var balanced = singleQuoteDelta == 0;
		+ final var quote = balanced ? QUOTE_APOSTROPHE : QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE;
		+ final var lex = ambiguousLaggingQuotes.get( 0 );
		+ consumer.accept( new Token( quote, lex[ 1 ] ) );
		+ unresolved.remove( lex );
		+ }
		+ else if( ambiguousLeadingCount == 0 && unresolved.size() == 1 ) {
		+ // Must be a closing quote.
		+ final var closing = unresolved.get( 0 );
		+ consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE, closing[ 1 ] ) );
		+ unresolved.remove( closing );
		+ }
		+ }
		+ else if( ambiguousLeadingCount == 0 && ambiguousLaggingCount > 0 ) {
		+ // If there are no ambiguous leading quotes then all ambiguous lagging
		+ // quotes must be contractions.
		+ ambiguousLaggingQuotes.forEach(
		+ lex -> {
		+ consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, lex[ 1 ] ) );
		+ unresolved.remove( lex );
		+ }
		+ );
		+ }
		+ else if( mOpeningSingleQuotes.size() == 0 && mClosingSingleQuotes.size() == 1 ) {
		+ final var opening = unresolved.get( 0 );
		+ consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_OPENING_SINGLE, opening[ 1 ] ) );
		+ unresolved.remove( opening );
		+ }
		+ else if( ambiguousLeadingCount == 0 ) {
		+ if( resolvedLaggingQuotes < resolvedLeadingQuotes ) {
		+ for( final var i = unresolved.iterator(); i.hasNext(); ) {
		+ final var closing = i.next()[ 1 ];
		+ consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE, closing ) );
		+ i.remove();
		+ }
		+ }
		+ else if( singleQuoteDelta == unresolved.size() ) {
		+ for( final var i = unresolved.iterator(); i.hasNext(); ) {
		+ final var closing = i.next();
		+ consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE, closing[ 1 ] ) );
		+ i.remove();
		+ }
		+ }
		+ else if( unresolved.size() == 2 ) {
		+ final var closing = unresolved.get( 0 );
		+ final var opening = unresolved.get( 1 );
		+ consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE, closing[ 1 ] ) );
		+ consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_OPENING_SINGLE, opening[ 1 ] ) );
		+
		+ // Doesn't affect the algorithm.
		+ unresolved.clear();
		+ }
		+ }
		+ else if( (singleQuoteDelta == 0 && !singleQuoteEmpty) \|\|
		+ (doubleQuoteDelta == 0 && !doubleQuoteEmpty) ) {
		+ // An apostrophe stands betwixt opening/closing single quotes.
		+ for( final var lexemes = unresolved.iterator(); lexemes.hasNext(); ) {
		+ final var quote = lexemes.next()[ 1 ];
		+
		+ for( int i = 0; i < mOpeningSingleQuotes.size(); i++ ) {
		+ // An apostrophe must fall between an open/close pair.
		+ final var openingQuote = mOpeningSingleQuotes.get( i );
		+ final var closingQuote = mClosingSingleQuotes.get( i );
		+
		+ if( openingQuote.before( quote ) && closingQuote.after( quote ) ) {
		+ consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, quote ) );
		+ lexemes.remove();
		+ }
		+ }
		+ }
		+
		+ // An apostrophe stands betwixt opening/closing double quotes.
		+ for( final var lexemes = unresolved.iterator(); lexemes.hasNext(); ) {
		+ final var quote = lexemes.next()[ 1 ];
		+
		+ for( int i = 0; i < mOpeningDoubleQuotes.size(); i++ ) {
		+ // An apostrophe must fall between an open/close pair.
		+ final var openingQuote = mOpeningDoubleQuotes.get( i );
		+ final var closingQuote = mClosingDoubleQuotes.get( i );
		+
		+ if( openingQuote.before( quote ) && closingQuote.after( quote ) ) {
		+ consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, quote ) );
		+ lexemes.remove();
		+ }
		+ }
		}
		}

src/test/java/com/whitemagicsoftware/keenquotes/KeenQuotesTest.java

		final var converter = new Converter( out::println );
		out.println( converter.apply(
		- "\"’Kearney lives on the banks of Killarney—’"
		+ "'A', 'B', and 'C' are letters."
		) );
		}

src/test/resources/com/whitemagicsoftware/keenquotes/smartypants.txt

		“'Twas, t'wasn't thy name, 'twas it?” said Jim “the Barber” Brown.

		-"'I'm in danger. Help? Take me to--' an address on Van Ness Avenue.
		-“‘I'm in danger. Help? Take me to--’ an address on Van Ness Avenue.
		+"'I'm in danger. Help? Take me to'--an address on Van Ness Avenue.
		+“‘I'm in danger. Help? Take me to’--an address on Van Ness Avenue.

		"Ah," she said, "you knew! He told you--and you said 'my dear'! How could you?!"

		“She said, ‘That's Sam's’,” said the Sams' cat.

		-"'Jane said, ''E'll be spooky, Sam's son with the jack-o'-lantern!'" said the O'Mally twins'---y'know---ghosts in unison.
		-“‘Jane said, ‘'E'll be spooky, Sam's son with the jack-o'-lantern!’” said the O'Mally twins'---y'know---ghosts in unison.
		+"Jane said, ''E'll be spooky, Sam's son with the jack-o'-lantern!'" said the O'Mally twins'---y'know---ghosts in unison.
		+“Jane said, ‘'E'll be spooky, Sam's son with the jack-o'-lantern!’” said the O'Mally twins'---y'know---ghosts in unison.

		'He's at Sam's'

		''Sup, Doc?'
		‘'Sup, Doc?’
		+
		+'Wouldn't 'a brushed a fly off the top twig,' exclaimed Ashbrook,
		+‘Wouldn't 'a brushed a fly off the top twig,’ exclaimed Ashbrook,
		+
		+"But ye've been 'nation quiet all the day though," said the lad...
		+“But ye've been 'nation quiet all the day though,” said the lad...

		# ########################################################################

		'Bout that time I says, 'Boys! I been thinkin' 'bout th' Universe.'
		'Bout that time I says, ‘Boys! I been thinkin' 'bout th' Universe.’
		+
		+"Jarvis, sir? Why, him as 'listed some years ago, and fought under
		+“Jarvis, sir? Why, him as 'listed some years ago, and fought under

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