clic.region.suspension: Tag quote.suspension.* regions

We need paragraph/quote regions before we can do quote tagging:

>>> from .chapter import tagger_chapter
>>> from .metadata import tagger_metadata
>>> from .quote import tagger_quote

quote.suspension regions

A suspension is quote.nonquote (see clic.region.quote) region that…

• Has at least one word
• Does not start at a chapter.paragraph start.
• Does not contain the end of a chapter.sentence region.
• Either does not start at a chapter.sentence start, or the first letter of the region is lower-case.

This implies that all suspensions are between 2 quote regions. If not, either…

• They are at the start of a chapter, thus the start of a paragraph. From ChiLit/stalky.txt:

  >>> [x for x in run_tagger('''
  ... The black gown tore past like a thunder-storm, and in its wake, three
  ... abreast, arms linked, the Aladdin company rolled up the big corridor to
  ... prayers, singing with most innocent intention:
  ...
  ... CHAPTER 3. AN UNSAVORY INTERLUDE.
  ...
  ... It was a maiden aunt of Stalky who sent him both books, with the
  ... inscription, “To dearest Artie, on his sixteenth birthday;” it was
  ... McTurk who ordered their hypothecation.
  ... '''.strip(), tagger_chapter, tagger_quote, tagger_quote_suspension) if x[0].startswith('quote.') or x[0] == 'chapter.title']
  [('quote.nonquote', 0, 188, None, 'The black gown tore ... innocent intention:'),
   ('chapter.title', 190, 223, 1, 'CHAPTER 3. AN UNSAVORY INTERLUDE.'),
   ('quote.nonquote', 225, 302, None, 'It was a maiden aunt...ith the\ninscription,'),
   ('quote.quote', 303, 349, None, '“To dearest Artie, o...sixteenth birthday;”'),
   ('quote.nonquote', 350, 396, None, 'it was\nMcTurk who or...their hypothecation.')]
  

• They are at the end of a chapter, thus contain the end of a sentence. From ChiLit/daisy.txt:

  >>> [x for x in run_tagger('''
  ... “Faithful in a little--” said Ethel. “I suppose all good people’s
  ... standard is always going higher.”
  ...
  ... “As they comprehend more of absolute perfection,” said Margaret.
  ...
  ...
  ... CHAPTER XV.
  ... '''.strip(), tagger_chapter, tagger_quote, tagger_quote_suspension) if x[0].startswith('quote.')]
  [('quote.quote', 0, 24, None, '“Faithful in a little--”'),
   ('quote.nonquote', 25, 36, None, 'said Ethel.'),
   ('quote.suspension.short', 25, 36, None, 'said Ethel.'),
   ('quote.quote', 37, 99, None, '“I suppose all good ...lways going higher.”'),
   ('quote.quote', 101, 150, None, '“As they comprehend ...bsolute perfection,”'),
   ('quote.nonquote', 151, 165, None, 'said Margaret.')]
  

If the non-quote region starts a new sentence, we also make sure that it does not start with an upper case letter. Thus the preceding quote can still end with exclamation mark, or other sentence-final punctuation, but the non-quote region will still be considered a suspension. From ChiLit/daisy.txt:

>>> [x for x in run_tagger('''
... “My dear Miss Flora!” began Miss Rich, adhering to her as they parted
... with the rest at the end of the street, “how am I to write to a
... principal? Am I to begin Reverend Sir, or My Lord, or is he Venerable,
... like an archdeacon? What is his name, and what am I to say?”
... '''.strip(), tagger_chapter, tagger_quote, tagger_quote_suspension) if x[0].startswith('quote.')]
[('quote.quote', 0, 21, None, '“My dear Miss Flora!”'),
 ('quote.nonquote', 22, 109, None, 'began Miss Rich, adh...e end of the street,'),
 ('quote.suspension.long', 22, 109, None, 'began Miss Rich, adh...e end of the street,'),
 ('quote.quote', 110, 265, None, '“how am I to write t...d what am I to say?”')]

…and…

>>> [x for x in run_tagger('''
... “Oh, thank you!” and, “How she will like it!”
... '''.strip(), tagger_chapter, tagger_quote, tagger_quote_suspension) if x[0].startswith('quote.')]
[('quote.quote', 0, 16, None, '“Oh, thank you!”'),
 ('quote.nonquote', 17, 21, None, 'and,'),
 ('quote.suspension.short', 17, 21, None, 'and,'),
 ('quote.quote', 22, 45, None, '“How she will like it!”')]

Conversely, the following doesn’t count as it starts with a capital Y. From ChiLit/daisy.txt:

>>> [x for x in run_tagger('''
... sorrowfully moralising and making excuses. “People in former times had
... not so high an estimate of pastoral duty--poor Mr. Ramsden had not much
... education--he was already old when better times came in--he might have
... done better in a less difficult parish with better laity to support him,
... etc.” Yet after all, he exclaimed with one of his impatient gestures,
... “Better have my Harry’s seventeen years than his sixty-seven!”
... '''.strip(), tagger_chapter, tagger_quote, tagger_quote_suspension) if x[0].startswith('quote.')]
[('quote.nonquote', 0, 42, None, 'sorrowfully moralisi... and making excuses.'),
 ('quote.quote', 43, 292, None, '“People in former ti...o support him,\netc.”'),
 ('quote.nonquote', 293, 356, None, 'Yet after all, he ex... impatient gestures,'),
 ('quote.quote', 357, 419, None, '“Better have my Harr...an his sixty-seven!”')]

Due to the condition of starting with lower case, suspensions will not be detected if they start with a name. The following do not count as suspensions. From ChiLit/alice.txt:

>>> [x for x in run_tagger('''
... ‘No, please go on!’ Alice said very humbly; ‘I won’t interrupt again. I
... dare say there may be ONE.’
... '''.strip(), tagger_chapter, tagger_quote, tagger_quote_suspension) if x[0].startswith('quote.')]
[('quote.quote', 0, 19, None, '‘No, please go on!’'),
 ('quote.nonquote', 20, 43, None, 'Alice said very humbly;'),
 ('quote.quote', 44, 99, None, '‘I won’t interrupt a...y there may be ONE.’')]

>>> [x for x in run_tagger('''
... ‘O Mouse, do you know the way out of this pool? I am very tired
... of swimming about here, O Mouse!’ (Alice thought this must be the right
... way of speaking to a mouse: she had never done such a thing before, but
... she remembered having seen in her brother’s Latin Grammar, ‘A mouse--of
... a mouse--to a mouse--a mouse--O mouse!’)
... '''.strip(), tagger_chapter, tagger_quote, tagger_quote_suspension) if x[0].startswith('quote.')]
[('quote.quote', 0, 97, None, '‘O Mouse, do you kno...bout here, O Mouse!’'),
 ('quote.nonquote', 98, 266, None, '(Alice thought this ...her’s Latin Grammar,'),
 ('quote.quote', 267, 319, None, '‘A mouse--of\na mouse...--a mouse--O mouse!’'),
 ('quote.nonquote', 319, 320, None, ')')]

…but if the non-quote region doesn’t start a new sentence, then this is not a problem. From ChiLit/winning.txt:

>>> [x for x in run_tagger('''
... "No, no, Cousin Cnut," Cuthbert said, "thou canst not say that I have
... ever broken the forest laws, though I have looked on often and often,
... whilst you have done so."
... '''.strip(), tagger_chapter, tagger_quote, tagger_quote_suspension) if x[0].startswith('quote.')]
[('quote.quote', 0, 22, None, '"No, no, Cousin Cnut,"'),
 ('quote.nonquote', 23, 37, None, 'Cuthbert said,'),
 ('quote.suspension.short', 23, 37, None, 'Cuthbert said,'),
 ('quote.quote', 38, 165, None, '"thou canst not say ...t you have done so."')]

If it is longer than 5 words, then it is a long suspension. For example:

>>> [x for x in run_tagger('''
... “And on what evidence, Pip,” asked Mr. Jaggers, very coolly, as he
... paused with his handkerchief half way to his nose, “does Provis make this
... claim?”
...
... “He does not make it,” said I, “and has never made it, and has no knowledge
... or belief that his daughter is in existence.”
...
... ‘And this is Schloss Adlerstein?’ she exclaimed.
... '''.strip(), tagger_chapter, tagger_quote, tagger_quote_suspension) if x[0].startswith('quote.')]
[('quote.quote', 0, 28, None, '“And on what evidence, Pip,”'),
 ('quote.nonquote', 29, 117, None, 'asked Mr. Jaggers, v...alf way to his nose,'),
 ('quote.suspension.long', 29, 117, None, 'asked Mr. Jaggers, v...alf way to his nose,'),
 ('quote.quote', 118, 148, None, '“does Provis make this\nclaim?”'),
 ('quote.quote', 150, 172, None, '“He does not make it,”'),
 ('quote.nonquote', 173, 180, None, 'said I,'),
 ('quote.suspension.short', 173, 180, None, 'said I,'),
 ('quote.quote', 181, 271, None, '“and has never made ...er is in existence.”'),
 ('quote.quote', 273, 306, None, '‘And this is Schloss Adlerstein?’'),
 ('quote.nonquote', 307, 321, None, 'she exclaimed.')]

Please clarify what happens with "suspensions" that do not contain any text, will they be dropped by the lower case rule (they should not be suspensions. but there aren't many of them and they're caused by special typesetting so we can live with them if need be).

But there has to be at least one word. Pure punctuation will not count as a suspension. From ChiLit/daisy.txt:

>>> [x for x in run_tagger('''
... “I found her far better instructed than her appearance had led
... me to expect, and more truly impressed with the spirit of what she had
... learned than it has often been my lot to find children. She was perfect
... in the New Testament history”--(“Ah! that she was not, when she went
... away!”)--“and was in the habit of constantly attending church, and using
... morning and evening prayers.”
... '''.strip(), tagger_chapter, tagger_quote, tagger_quote_suspension) if x[0].startswith('quote.')]
[('quote.quote', 0, 235, None, '“I found her far bet...w Testament history”'),
 ('quote.nonquote', 235, 238, None, '--('),
 ('quote.quote', 238, 281, None, '“Ah! that she was no...when she went\naway!”'),
 ('quote.nonquote', 281, 284, None, ')--'),
 ('quote.quote', 284, 377, None, '“and was in the habi...nd evening prayers.”')]

clic.region.suspension.tagger_quote_suspension(book)

Add quote.suspension tags to (book)