Jskad/source/org/thdl/tib/text/TibTextUtils.java

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package org.thdl.tib.text;

import java.util.*;
import javax.swing.*; 
import javax.swing.text.*;
import javax.swing.text.rtf.RTFEditorKit;
import java.io.*;

import org.thdl.util.ThdlDebug;

/**
* Provides methods for converting back and forth between Extended
* Wylie and Tibetan represented in TibetanMachineWeb glyphs.  This
* class is not instantiable.
*
* <p>
* The class provides a variety of static methods for converting
* back and forth between Extended Wylie and TibetanMachineWeb.  The
* Wylie can be accessed as a String, while the TibetanMachineWeb can
* be exported as Rich Text Format.
*
* @author Edward Garrett, Tibetan and Himalayan Digital Library */
public class TibTextUtils implements THDLWylieConstants {
    /** Do not use this contructor. */
    private TibTextUtils() { super(); }


/**
* Converts a list of glyphs into an array of {@link DuffData DuffData}.
* The motivation for this is that most processes - for example using
* TibetanMachineWeb in HTML - only need to know what
* text to output, and when to change fonts. In general, they don't
* need to have an explicit indication for each glyph of the font
* for that glyph.
* @param glyphs the list of TibetanMachineWeb glyphs
* you want to convert
* @return an array of DuffData corresponding to this
* list of glyphs
*/
	public static DuffData[] convertGlyphs(List glyphs) {
		if (glyphs.size() == 0)
			return null;
		List data = new ArrayList();
		StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();
		Iterator iter = glyphs.iterator();
		DuffCode dc = (DuffCode)iter.next();
		int lastfont = dc.fontNum;
		sb.append(dc.character);

		while (iter.hasNext()) {
			dc = (DuffCode)iter.next();
			if (dc.fontNum == lastfont)
				sb.append(dc.character);
			else {
				data.add(new DuffData(sb.toString(), lastfont));
				lastfont = dc.fontNum;
				sb = new StringBuffer();
				sb.append(dc.character);
			}
		}

		data.add(new DuffData(sb.toString(), lastfont));

		DuffData[] dd = new DuffData[0];
		dd = (DuffData[])data.toArray(dd);
		return dd;
	}

/**
* Figures out how to arrange a list of characters into glyphs. For
* example, if the user types 'bsgr' using the Extended Wylie keyboard,
* this method figures out that this should be represented as a 'b'
* glyph followed by a 's-g-r' glyph. If you know that the characters
* do not contain Sanskrit stacks, or do not contain Tibetan stacks,
* then you can specify this to speed the process up. Otherwise, the
* method will first check to see if the characters correspond to any
* Tibetan stacks, and if not, then it will check for Sanskrit stacks.
* @param chars the list of Tibetan characters you want to find glyphs
* for
* @param areStacksOnRight whether stacking should try to maximize from
* right to left (true) or from left to right (false). In the Extended
* Wylie keyboard, you try to stack from right to left. Thus, the
* character sequence r-g-r would be stacked as r followed by gr,
* rather than rg followed by r. In the Sambhota and TCC keyboards, the
* stack direction is reversed.
* @param definitelyTibetan should be true if the characters are known
* to be Tibetan and not Sanskrit
* @param definitelySanskrit should be true if the characters are known
* to be Sanskrit and not Tibetan
*/
	public static List getGlyphs(List chars, boolean areStacksOnRight, boolean definitelyTibetan, boolean definitelySanskrit) {
		StringBuffer tibBuffer, sanBuffer;
		String tibCluster, sanCluster;

		boolean checkTibetan, checkSanskrit;

		if (!(definitelyTibetan || definitelySanskrit)) {
			checkTibetan = true;
			checkSanskrit = true;
		}
		else {
			checkTibetan = definitelyTibetan;
			checkSanskrit = definitelySanskrit;
		}

		int length = chars.size();

		List glyphs = new ArrayList();
		glyphs.clear();

		if (areStacksOnRight) {
			for (int i=0; i<length; i++) {
				tibBuffer = new StringBuffer();
				tibCluster = null;
		
				sanBuffer = new StringBuffer();
				sanCluster = null;

				for (int k=i; k<length; k++) {
					String s = (String)chars.get(k);

					if (checkTibetan)
						tibBuffer.append(s);

					if (checkSanskrit)
						sanBuffer.append(s);

					if (k!=length-1) {
						if (checkTibetan)
							tibBuffer.append("-");

						if (checkSanskrit)
							sanBuffer.append("+");
					}
				}

				if (checkTibetan) {
					tibCluster = tibBuffer.toString();

					if (TibetanMachineWeb.hasGlyph(tibCluster)) {
						Iterator iter = chars.iterator();
						for (int k=0; k<i; k++) //should really check here to make sure glyphs exist FIXME
							glyphs.add(TibetanMachineWeb.getGlyph((String)iter.next()));

						glyphs.add(TibetanMachineWeb.getGlyph(tibCluster));
						return glyphs;
					}
				}

				if (checkSanskrit) {
					sanCluster = sanBuffer.toString();

					if (TibetanMachineWeb.hasGlyph(sanCluster)) {
						Iterator iter = chars.iterator();
						for (int k=0; k<i; k++) //should really check here to make sure glyphs exist FIXME
							glyphs.add(TibetanMachineWeb.getGlyph((String)iter.next()));

						glyphs.add(TibetanMachineWeb.getGlyph(sanCluster));
						return glyphs;
					}
				}
			}
		}
		else {
			for (int i=length-1; i>-1; i--) {
				tibBuffer = new StringBuffer();
				tibCluster = null;

				sanBuffer = new StringBuffer();
				sanCluster = null;

				Iterator iter = chars.iterator();

				for (int k=0; k<i+1; k++) {
					String s = (String)iter.next();

					if (checkTibetan)
						tibBuffer.append(s);

					if (checkSanskrit)
						sanBuffer.append(s);

					if (k!=i) {
						if (checkTibetan)
							tibBuffer.append("-");

						if (checkSanskrit)
							sanBuffer.append("+");
					}
				}

				if (checkTibetan) {
					tibCluster = tibBuffer.toString();

					if (TibetanMachineWeb.hasGlyph(tibCluster)) {
						glyphs.add(TibetanMachineWeb.getGlyph(tibCluster));
						for (int k=i+1; k<length; k++)
							glyphs.add(TibetanMachineWeb.getGlyph((String)iter.next()));

						return glyphs;
					}
				}

				if (checkSanskrit) {
					sanCluster = sanBuffer.toString();

					if (TibetanMachineWeb.hasGlyph(sanCluster)) {
						glyphs.add(TibetanMachineWeb.getGlyph(sanCluster));
						for (int k=i+1; k<length; k++)
							glyphs.add(TibetanMachineWeb.getGlyph((String)iter.next()));

						return glyphs;
					}
				}
			}
		}

		return null;
	}

/**
* Finds the first meaningful element to occur within a string of
* Extended Wylie.  This could be a character, a vowel, punctuation, or
* formatting. For example, passed the string 'tshapo', this method
* will return 'tsh'.
* @param wylie the String of wylie you want to scan
* @return the next meaningful subpart of this string, or null if
* no meaningful subpart can be found (for example 'x' has no equivalent
* in Extended Wylie)
*/
	public static String getNext(String wylie) {
		boolean hasThereBeenValidity = false;
		boolean isThereValidity = false;
	
		String s;
		int i;
		int offset = 0;

		char c = wylie.charAt(offset);
		int k = (int)c;

		if (k < 32) //return null if character is just formatting
			return String.valueOf(c);

		if (c == WYLIE_DISAMBIGUATING_KEY)
			return String.valueOf(WYLIE_DISAMBIGUATING_KEY);
	
		if (c == WYLIE_SANSKRIT_STACKING_KEY)
			return String.valueOf(WYLIE_SANSKRIT_STACKING_KEY);

		for (i=offset+1; i<wylie.length()+1; i++) {
			s = wylie.substring(offset, i);

			if (!isThereValidity) {
				if (TibetanMachineWeb.isWyliePunc(s) || TibetanMachineWeb.isWylieVowel(s) || TibetanMachineWeb.isWylieChar(s)) {
					isThereValidity = true;
					hasThereBeenValidity = true;
				}
			}
			else {
				if (!TibetanMachineWeb.isWyliePunc(s) && !TibetanMachineWeb.isWylieVowel(s) && !TibetanMachineWeb.isWylieChar(s)) {
					isThereValidity = false;
					break;
				}
			}
		}

		if (!hasThereBeenValidity)
			s = null;

		else {
			if (isThereValidity) //the whole text region is valid
				s = wylie.substring(offset, wylie.length());

			else //the loop was broken out of
				s = wylie.substring(offset, i-1);
		}

		return s;
	}

/**
* Converts a string of Extended Wylie into {@link DuffData DuffData}.
* @param wylie the Wylie you want to convert
* @return an array of TibetanMachineWeb data
* corresponding to the Wylie text
* @throws InvalidWylieException if the Wylie is deemed invalid,
* i.e. if it does not conform to the Extended Wylie standard
*/
	public static DuffData[] getTibetanMachineWeb(String wylie) throws InvalidWylieException {
        List chars = new ArrayList();
		DuffCode dc;
		int start = 0;
		boolean isSanskrit = false;
		boolean wasLastSanskritStackingKey = false;
		LinkedList glyphs = new LinkedList();

		while (start < wylie.length()) {
			String next = getNext(wylie.substring(start));

			if (next == null) {
				if (!chars.isEmpty()) {
					glyphs.addAll(getGlyphs(chars, true, !isSanskrit, isSanskrit));
					chars.clear();
					isSanskrit = false;
				}
				else { //could not convert - throw exception
					if (start+5 < wylie.length())
						System.out.println("Bad wylie: "+wylie.substring(start,5)); // FIXME: we're printing to stdout!
					else
						System.out.println("Bad wylie: "+wylie.substring(start));
					throw new InvalidWylieException(wylie, start);
				}
			}

			else if (TibetanMachineWeb.isWyliePunc(next)) {
				if (!chars.isEmpty())
					glyphs.addAll(getGlyphs(chars, true, !isSanskrit, isSanskrit));

				chars.clear();

				if (next.equals(String.valueOf(BINDU))) {
					if (glyphs.isEmpty())
						dc = null;
					else 
						dc = (DuffCode)glyphs.removeLast(); //LinkedList implementation

					glyphs.addAll(getBindu(dc));
				}					

				else {
					dc = TibetanMachineWeb.getGlyph(next);
					glyphs.add(dc);
				}

				isSanskrit = false;
			}

			else if (TibetanMachineWeb.isWylieVowel(next)) {
				if (!chars.isEmpty()) {
					glyphs.addAll(getGlyphs(chars, true, !isSanskrit, isSanskrit));
					dc = (DuffCode)glyphs.removeLast(); //LinkedList implementation
					glyphs.addAll(getVowel(dc, next));
					chars.clear();
				}
				else { //if previous is punctuation or null, then achen plus vowel - otherwise, previous could be vowel
					int size = glyphs.size();

					vowel_block: {
						if (size > 1) {
							dc = (DuffCode)glyphs.get(glyphs.size()-1);
							if (!TibetanMachineWeb.isWyliePunc(TibetanMachineWeb.getWylieForGlyph(dc))) {
								DuffCode dc_2 = (DuffCode)glyphs.removeLast();
								DuffCode dc_1 = (DuffCode)glyphs.removeLast();
								glyphs.addAll(getVowel(dc_1, dc_2, next));
								break vowel_block;
							}
						}
						DuffCode[] dc_array = (DuffCode[])TibetanMachineWeb.getTibHash().get(ACHEN);
						dc = dc_array[TibetanMachineWeb.TMW];
						glyphs.addAll(getVowel(dc, next));
					}

					chars.clear();
				}

				isSanskrit = false;
			}

			else if (TibetanMachineWeb.isWylieChar(next)) {
				if (!isSanskrit) //add char to list - it is not sanskrit
					chars.add(next);

				else if (wasLastSanskritStackingKey) { //add char to list - it is still part of sanskrit stack
					chars.add(next);
					wasLastSanskritStackingKey = false;
				}

				else { //char is no longer part of sanskrit stack, therefore compute and add previous stack
					glyphs.addAll(getGlyphs(chars, true, !isSanskrit, isSanskrit));
					chars.clear();
					chars.add(next);
					isSanskrit = false;
					wasLastSanskritStackingKey = false;
				}
			}

			else if (next.equals(String.valueOf(WYLIE_DISAMBIGUATING_KEY))) {
				if (!chars.isEmpty())
					glyphs.addAll(getGlyphs(chars, true, !isSanskrit, isSanskrit));

				chars.clear();
				isSanskrit = false;
			}

			else if (next.equals(String.valueOf(WYLIE_SANSKRIT_STACKING_KEY))) {
				if (!isSanskrit) { //begin sanskrit stack
					switch (chars.size()) {
						case 0:
							break; //'+' is not "pre-stacking" key

						case 1:
							isSanskrit = true;
							wasLastSanskritStackingKey = true;
							break;

						default:
							String top_char = (String)chars.get(chars.size()-1);
							chars.remove(chars.size()-1);
							glyphs.addAll(getGlyphs(chars, true, !isSanskrit, isSanskrit));
							chars.clear();
							chars.add(top_char);
							isSanskrit = true;
							wasLastSanskritStackingKey = true;
							break;
					}
				}
			}

			else if (TibetanMachineWeb.isFormatting(next.charAt(0))) {
				if (!chars.isEmpty())
					glyphs.addAll(getGlyphs(chars, true, !isSanskrit, isSanskrit));

				dc = new DuffCode(1,next.charAt(0));
				glyphs.add(dc);
				chars.clear();
				isSanskrit = false;
			}

			if (next != null)
				start += next.length();
		}

		if (!chars.isEmpty()) {
			glyphs.addAll(getGlyphs(chars, true, !isSanskrit, isSanskrit));
			chars.clear();
		}

		DuffData[] dd = convertGlyphs(glyphs);
		return dd;
	}

/**
* Gets the bindu sequence for a given context.
* In the TibetanMachineWeb fonts, bindu (anusvara) is realized
* differently depending on which vowel it attaches to. Although
* the default bindu glyph is affixed to consonants and subscript vowels,
* for superscript vowels (i, e, o, etc), there is a single glyph
* which merges the bindu and that vowel together. When you pass this
* method a glyph context, it will return a List of glyphs which
* will either consist of the original glyph followed by the default
* bindu glyph, or a composite vowel+bindu glyph.
* Note that there is only one glyph in the context. This means that
* bindus will not affix properly if superscript vowels are allowed to directly
* precede subscript vowels (e.g. pou).
* @param dc the DuffCode of the glyph you
* want to attach a bindu to
* @return a List of DuffCode glyphs that include the
* original dc, as well as a bindu
*/
	public static List getBindu(DuffCode dc) {
		List bindus = new ArrayList();

		if (null == dc) {
			bindus.add(TibetanMachineWeb.getGlyph(String.valueOf(BINDU)));
			return bindus;
		}

		if (!TibetanMachineWeb.getBinduMap().containsKey(dc)) {
			bindus.add(dc);
			bindus.add(TibetanMachineWeb.getGlyph(String.valueOf(BINDU)));
			return bindus;
		}

		bindus.add((DuffCode)TibetanMachineWeb.getBinduMap().get(dc));
		return bindus;
	}

/**
* Gets the vowel sequence for a given vowel in a given context.
* Given a context, this method affixes a vowel and returns the
* context plus the vowel. Generally, it is enough to provide just
* one glyph for context.
* @param context the glyph preceding the vowel you want to affix
* @param vowel the vowel you want to affix, in Wylie
* @return a List of glyphs equal to the vowel in context
*/
	public static List getVowel(DuffCode context, String vowel) {
		return getVowel(null, context, vowel);
	}

/**
* Gets the vowel sequence for a given vowel in a given context.
* Given a context, this method affixes a vowel and returns the context plus the vowel.
* Since the choice of vowel glyph depends on the consonant to which it is attached,
* generally it is enough to provide just the immediately preceding context. However,
* in some cases, double vowels are allowed - for example 'buo'. To find the correct
* glyph for 'o', we need 'b' in this case, not 'u'. Note also that some Extended
* Wylie vowels correspond to multiple glyphs in TibetanMachineWeb. For example,
* the vowel I consists of both an achung and a reverse gigu. All required glyphs
* are part of the returned List.
* @param context_1 the glyph occurring two glyphs before the vowel you want to affix
* @param context_2 the glyph immediately before the vowel you want to affix
* @param vowel the vowel you want to affix, in Wylie
* @return a List of glyphs equal to the vowel in context
*/

	public static List getVowel(DuffCode context_1, DuffCode context_2, String vowel) {
		List vowels = new ArrayList();

//this vowel doesn't correspond to a glyph -
//so you just return the original context

		if (	vowel.equals(WYLIE_aVOWEL) ||
			TibetanMachineWeb.isTopVowel(context_2)) {
			if (context_1 != null)
				vowels.add(context_1);

			vowels.add(context_2);
			return vowels;
		}

//first, the three easiest cases: ai, au, and <i
//these vowels have one invariant form - therefore,
//dc_context is just returned along with that form

		if (vowel.equals(ai_VOWEL)) {
			if (context_1 != null)
				vowels.add(context_1);

			vowels.add(context_2);
			DuffCode[] dc_v = (DuffCode[])TibetanMachineWeb.getTibHash().get(ai_VOWEL);
			vowels.add(dc_v[TibetanMachineWeb.TMW]);
			return vowels;
		}

		if (vowel.equals(au_VOWEL)) {
			if (context_1 != null)
				vowels.add(context_1);

			vowels.add(context_2);
			DuffCode[] dc_v = (DuffCode[])TibetanMachineWeb.getTibHash().get(au_VOWEL);
			vowels.add(dc_v[TibetanMachineWeb.TMW]);
			return vowels;
		}

		if (vowel.equals(reverse_i_VOWEL)) {
			if (context_1 != null)
				vowels.add(context_1);

			vowels.add(context_2);

			if (!TibetanMachineWeb.isTopVowel(context_2)) {
				DuffCode[] dc_v = (DuffCode[])TibetanMachineWeb.getTibHash().get(reverse_i_VOWEL);
				vowels.add(dc_v[TibetanMachineWeb.TMW]);
			}

			return vowels;
		}

//second, the vowels i, e, and o
//these vowels have many different glyphs each,
//whose correct selection depends on the
//preceding context. therefore, dc_context is
//returned along with the vowel appropriate to
//that context

		if (vowel.equals(i_VOWEL)) {
			String hashKey_context = TibetanMachineWeb.getHashKeyForGlyph(context_2);
			DuffCode dc_v = TibetanMachineWeb.getVowel(hashKey_context, TibetanMachineWeb.VOWEL_i);
			if (null == dc_v && null != context_1) {
				hashKey_context = TibetanMachineWeb.getHashKeyForGlyph(context_1);
				dc_v = TibetanMachineWeb.getVowel(hashKey_context, TibetanMachineWeb.VOWEL_i);
			}

			if (context_1 != null)
				vowels.add(context_1);

			vowels.add(context_2);

			if (null != dc_v)
				vowels.add(dc_v);

			return vowels;
		}

		if (vowel.equals(e_VOWEL)) {
			String hashKey_context = TibetanMachineWeb.getHashKeyForGlyph(context_2);
			DuffCode dc_v = TibetanMachineWeb.getVowel(hashKey_context, TibetanMachineWeb.VOWEL_e);
			if (null == dc_v && null != context_1) {
				hashKey_context = TibetanMachineWeb.getHashKeyForGlyph(context_1);
				dc_v = TibetanMachineWeb.getVowel(hashKey_context, TibetanMachineWeb.VOWEL_e);
			}

			if (context_1 != null)
				vowels.add(context_1);

			vowels.add(context_2);

			if (null != dc_v)
				vowels.add(dc_v);

			return vowels;
		}

		if (vowel.equals(o_VOWEL)) {
			String hashKey_context = TibetanMachineWeb.getHashKeyForGlyph(context_2);
			DuffCode dc_v = TibetanMachineWeb.getVowel(hashKey_context, TibetanMachineWeb.VOWEL_o);
			if (null == dc_v && null != context_1) {
				hashKey_context = TibetanMachineWeb.getHashKeyForGlyph(context_1);
				dc_v = TibetanMachineWeb.getVowel(hashKey_context, TibetanMachineWeb.VOWEL_o);
			}

			if (context_1 != null)
				vowels.add(context_1);

			vowels.add(context_2);

			if (null != dc_v)
				vowels.add(dc_v);

			return vowels;
		}

//next come the vowels u, A, and U
//these three vowels are grouped together because they all
//can cause the preceding context to change. in particular,
//both u and A cannot be affixed to ordinary k or g, but
//rather the shortened versions of k and g - therefore,

		if (vowel.equals(u_VOWEL)) {
			String hashKey_context = TibetanMachineWeb.getHashKeyForGlyph(context_2);
			DuffCode halfHeight = TibetanMachineWeb.getHalfHeightGlyph(hashKey_context);
			DuffCode dc_v = TibetanMachineWeb.getVowel(hashKey_context, TibetanMachineWeb.VOWEL_u);

			if (null != context_1)
				vowels.add(context_1);

			if (null == halfHeight)
				vowels.add(context_2);
			else
				vowels.add(halfHeight);

			if (null != dc_v)
				vowels.add(dc_v);

			return vowels;
		}

		if (vowel.equals(A_VOWEL)) {
			String hashKey_context = TibetanMachineWeb.getHashKeyForGlyph(context_2);
			DuffCode halfHeight = TibetanMachineWeb.getHalfHeightGlyph(hashKey_context);
			DuffCode dc_v = TibetanMachineWeb.getVowel(hashKey_context, TibetanMachineWeb.VOWEL_A);

			if (null != context_1)
				vowels.add(context_1);

			if (null == halfHeight)
				vowels.add(context_2);
			else
				vowels.add(halfHeight);

			if (null != dc_v)

				vowels.add(dc_v);

			return vowels;
		}

		if (vowel.equals(U_VOWEL)) {
			String hashKey_context = TibetanMachineWeb.getHashKeyForGlyph(context_2);
			DuffCode halfHeight = TibetanMachineWeb.getHalfHeightGlyph(hashKey_context);
			DuffCode dc_v = TibetanMachineWeb.getVowel(hashKey_context, TibetanMachineWeb.VOWEL_U);

			if (null != context_1)
				vowels.add(context_1);

			if (null == halfHeight)
				vowels.add(context_2);
			else
				vowels.add(halfHeight);

			if (null != dc_v && !TibetanMachineWeb.isTopVowel(context_2))
				vowels.add(dc_v);

			return vowels;
		}

//finally, the vowels I and <I
//these vowels are unique in that they both
//require a change from the previous character,
//and consist of two glyphs themselves

		if (vowel.equals(I_VOWEL)) {
			String hashKey_context = TibetanMachineWeb.getHashKeyForGlyph(context_2);
			DuffCode halfHeight = TibetanMachineWeb.getHalfHeightGlyph(hashKey_context);
			DuffCode dc_v_sub = TibetanMachineWeb.getVowel(hashKey_context, TibetanMachineWeb.VOWEL_A);
			DuffCode dc_v_sup = TibetanMachineWeb.getVowel(hashKey_context, TibetanMachineWeb.VOWEL_i);

			if (null != context_1)
				vowels.add(context_1);

			if (null == halfHeight)
				vowels.add(context_2);
			else
				vowels.add(halfHeight);

			if (null != dc_v_sub && null != dc_v_sup) {
				vowels.add(dc_v_sub);
				vowels.add(dc_v_sup);
			}

			return vowels;
		}

		if (vowel.equals(reverse_I_VOWEL)) {
			String hashKey_context = TibetanMachineWeb.getHashKeyForGlyph(context_2);
			DuffCode halfHeight = TibetanMachineWeb.getHalfHeightGlyph(hashKey_context);
			DuffCode dc_v_sub = TibetanMachineWeb.getVowel(hashKey_context, TibetanMachineWeb.VOWEL_A);
			DuffCode[] tv_array = (DuffCode[])TibetanMachineWeb.getTibHash().get(reverse_i_VOWEL);
			DuffCode dc_v_sup = tv_array[TibetanMachineWeb.TMW];

			if (null != context_1)
				vowels.add(context_1);

			if (null == halfHeight)
				vowels.add(context_2);
			else
				vowels.add(halfHeight);

			if (null != dc_v_sub && null != dc_v_sup) {
				vowels.add(dc_v_sub);
				vowels.add(dc_v_sup);
			}

			return vowels;
		}

		return null;
	}

    /**
     * True if you want TibetanMachineWeb-to-Extended-Wylie conversion
     * to produce Wylie that, if typed, will produce the same sequence
     * of TibetanMachineWeb glyphs.  Without it, converting the glyphs
     * you get from typing jskad, skaska, skaskaska, skaskaskaska,
     * etc. will not give you Wylie, that, if typed in again, will
     * produce the original glyphs.  Hence, if this is true, then you
     * get working, end-to-end Wylie for syntactically illegal
     * sequences of glyphs. */
    private static final boolean makeIllegalTibetanGoEndToEnd = true;


    /** Returns "a", unless wylie is already "a". */
    private static String aVowelToUseAfter(String wylie) {
        if (wylie.equals(ACHEN))
            return "";
        else
            return WYLIE_aVOWEL;
    }

    private static String unambiguousPostAVowelWylie(String wylie1,
                                                     String wylie2) {
        String disambiguator = "";
        // type "lard" vs. "lar.d", and you'll see the need for this
        // disambiguation of suffix and postsuffix.  sa doesn't take
        // any head letters, so only da needs to be considered.
        if (TibetanMachineWeb.isWylieTop(wylie1)
            && wylie2.equals(/* FIXME: hard-coded */ "d"))
            disambiguator
                = new String(new char[] { WYLIE_DISAMBIGUATING_KEY });
        return wylie1 + disambiguator + wylie2;
    }

/**
* Scans a list of glyphs and returns an Extended Wylie string with 'a' inserted.
* Passed a list of TibetanMachineWeb glyphs that constitute a partial
* syllable that is in need of an 'a' vowel, this method scans the list,
* figures out where to put the 'a' vowel, and then returns a string
* of Wylie corresponding to this sequence. This method is used
* heavily during TibetanMachineWeb to Extended Wylie conversion,
* since there is no glyph corresponding to the Extended Wylie 'a' vowel.
* @param glyphList a list of TibetanMachineWeb glyphs, i.e. {@link
* org.thdl.tib.text.DuffCode DuffCodes}.  Pass in an ArrayList if you
* care at all for speed.
* @return the Wylie string corresponding to this glyph list, with 'a' inserted.
*/
	public static String withA(java.util.List glyphList) {
		StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();
		int size = glyphList.size();
		String wylie;
		String lastWylie = "";

		switch (size) {
        case 0:
            return "";

        case 1: //only one glyph: 'a' goes after it
            wylie = TibetanMachineWeb.getWylieForGlyph((DuffCode)glyphList.get(0));
            sb.append(wylie);
            sb.append(aVowelToUseAfter(wylie));

            return sb.toString();

        case 2: //two glyphs: 'a' either goes after first or after both
            lastWylie = TibetanMachineWeb.getWylieForGlyph((DuffCode)glyphList.get(0));
            sb.append(lastWylie);
            wylie = TibetanMachineWeb.getWylieForGlyph((DuffCode)glyphList.get(1));
            if (TibetanMachineWeb.isWylieRight(wylie)) {
                sb.append(aVowelToUseAfter(lastWylie));
                sb.append(wylie);
            } else {
                /* handle illegal two-glyph combinations,
                 * e.g., skaska */
                if (makeIllegalTibetanGoEndToEnd
                    && !TibetanMachineWeb.isWylieLeft(lastWylie)) {
                    sb.append(aVowelToUseAfter(lastWylie));
                }

                if (TibetanMachineWeb.isAmbiguousWylie(lastWylie, wylie))
                    sb.append(WYLIE_DISAMBIGUATING_KEY);

                if (!wylie.equals(ACHEN)) {
                    sb.append(wylie);
                    sb.append(WYLIE_aVOWEL);
                } else {
                    sb.append(WYLIE_DISAMBIGUATING_KEY);
                    sb.append(wylie);
                }
            }
            return sb.toString();

        default:
            /* Three or more characters: 'a' goes before last two,
             * between last two, or in final position, unless we have
             * something like pa'am, in which case the vowel comes
             * before the first ACHEN. */

            /* First, allow for pa'am, and even pa'am'ang, and
             * even bskyars'am'ang.  'i, 'o, 'i, 'u, etc. will not
             * occur because this is a call to withA, so vowels
             * aren't in the glyphList.  We will look at the end
             * of the glyphList (and no, with an ArrayList, this
             * is not O(glyphList.size()), it is O(1)) and work
             * our way backward, building up tailEndWylie as we
             * go. */
            {
                StringBuffer tailEndWylie = null;
                int effectiveSize = size - 2;
                while (effectiveSize >= 0
                       && TibetanMachineWeb.getWylieForGlyph((DuffCode)glyphList.get(effectiveSize)).equals(ACHUNG)) {
                    if (null == tailEndWylie) tailEndWylie = new StringBuffer();
                    // prepend:
                    tailEndWylie.insert(0,
                                        ACHUNG
                                        + aVowelToUseAfter(ACHUNG)
                                        + TibetanMachineWeb.getWylieForGlyph((DuffCode)glyphList.get(effectiveSize + 1)));
                    effectiveSize -= 2;
                }
                if (null != tailEndWylie) {
                    return (withA(glyphList.subList(0, effectiveSize + 2))
                            + tailEndWylie.toString());
                }
            }

            if (makeIllegalTibetanGoEndToEnd
                && (size > 4 // this is too many glyphs to be legal
                    // this is illegal because it doesn't begin
                    // with a prefix:
                    || (size == 4
                        && (!TibetanMachineWeb.isWylieLeft(TibetanMachineWeb.getWylieForGlyph((DuffCode)glyphList.get(0)))
                            // this is illegal because it doesn't have a
                            // suffix in the proper place, e.g. mjskad:
                            || !TibetanMachineWeb.isWylieRight(TibetanMachineWeb.getWylieForGlyph((DuffCode)glyphList.get(size - 2)))
                            // this is illegal because it doesn't have a
                            // postsuffix in the proper place,
                            // e.g. 'lan.g, which would otherwise become
                            // 'lang (with nga, not na and then ga):
                            || !TibetanMachineWeb.isWylieFarRight(TibetanMachineWeb.getWylieForGlyph((DuffCode)glyphList.get(size - 1))))))) {
                for (int i = 0; i < size; i++) {
                    wylie = TibetanMachineWeb.getWylieForGlyph((DuffCode)glyphList.get(i));
                    if (TibetanMachineWeb.isAmbiguousWylie(lastWylie, wylie)
                        || (i != 0 && wylie.equals(ACHEN)))
                        sb.append(WYLIE_DISAMBIGUATING_KEY);

                    sb.append(wylie + aVowelToUseAfter(wylie));
                    lastWylie = wylie;
                }
                return sb.toString();
            }

            /* Else, chew up all the glyphs except for the last two.  Then decide. */
            int i = 0;
            while (i+2 < size) {
                wylie = TibetanMachineWeb.getWylieForGlyph((DuffCode)glyphList.get(i));
                if (TibetanMachineWeb.isAmbiguousWylie(lastWylie, wylie)
                    || (i != 0 && wylie.equals(ACHEN)))
                    sb.append(WYLIE_DISAMBIGUATING_KEY);

                sb.append(wylie);
                lastWylie = wylie;
                i++;
            }

            String wylie1
                = TibetanMachineWeb.getWylieForGlyph((DuffCode)glyphList.get(i));
            String wylie2
                = TibetanMachineWeb.getWylieForGlyph((DuffCode)glyphList.get(i + 1));

            if (size == 3) {
                String wylie0 = lastWylie;
                // Let's see if wylie0+wylie1+wylie2 is ambiguous
                // -- if wylie0 could be a prefix and if wylie1
                // could be a suffix, and if wylie2 is "s".  If
                // it's ambigous, let's look up
                // wylie0+wylie1+wylie2 in our magic table.
                // Otherwise, see if we have a prefix, and if we
                // do, the "a" vowel comes after wylie1.  Else the
                // "a" vowel comes after wylie0.
                if (TibetanMachineWeb.isWylieLeft(wylie0)) {
                    /* is it ambiguous? */
                    if (TibetanMachineWeb.isWylieRight(wylie1)
                        && SA.equals(wylie2) /* isWylieFarRight would
                                              * work, but the list of
                                              * 9 words doesn't have
                                              * any ending with d --
                                              * all end with s. */) {
                        /* Yes, this is ambiguous. How do we handle
                         * it?  See this from Andres:
                         *
                         * I'm posting this upon David Chandler's
                         * request. According to Lobsang Thonden in
                         * Modern Tibetan Grammar Language (page 42),
                         * with regards to identifying the root letter
                         * in 3 lettered words there are only 23
                         * ambiguous cases. He writes:
                         *
                         * If the last letter is 'sa' and the first
                         * two letters are affixes, then the SECOND
                         * ONE is the root letter in the following 9
                         * WORDS ONLY:
                         *
                         * gdas gnas gsas dgas dmas bdas mdas 'gas
                         * 'das
                         *
                         * And the FIRST is the root letter in the
                         * following 14 WORDS ONLY:
                         *
                         * rags lags nags bags bangs gangs rangs langs
                         * nangs sangs babs rabs rams nams
                         *
                         * As I mentioned before, I think that the
                         * best solution for now is to hard-wire these
                         * cases. Even if the list is not exhaustive,
                         * at least we'll have most cases covered.
                         */

                        /* FIXME: these constants are hard-wired here,
                         * rather than in TibetanMachineWeb, because
                         * I'm lazy. */
                        if ((wylie0.equals("g") && (wylie1.equals("d") || wylie1.equals("n") || wylie1.equals("s")))
                            || (wylie0.equals("d") && (wylie1.equals("g") || wylie1.equals("m")))
                            || (wylie0.equals("b") && wylie1.equals("d"))
                            || (wylie0.equals("m") && wylie1.equals("d"))
                            || (wylie0.equals("'") && (wylie1.equals("g") || wylie1.equals("d")))) {
                            sb.append(wylie1
                                      + aVowelToUseAfter(wylie1)
                                      + wylie2);
                        } else {
                            sb.append(aVowelToUseAfter(wylie0)
                                      + unambiguousPostAVowelWylie(wylie1,
                                                                   wylie2));
                        }

                    } else {
                        /* no ambiguity. the "a" vowel comes after
                         * wylie1. */
                        if (TibetanMachineWeb.isAmbiguousWylie(wylie0, wylie1))
                            sb.append(WYLIE_DISAMBIGUATING_KEY);
                        sb.append(wylie1
                                  + aVowelToUseAfter(wylie1)
                                  + wylie2);
                    }
                } else {
                    if (makeIllegalTibetanGoEndToEnd
                        && !(TibetanMachineWeb.isWylieRight(wylie1)
                             && TibetanMachineWeb.isWylieFarRight(wylie2))) {
                        /* handle skaskaska, e.g. */
                        sb.append(aVowelToUseAfter(wylie0)
                                  + wylie1
                                  + aVowelToUseAfter(wylie1)
                                  + wylie2
                                  + aVowelToUseAfter(wylie2));
                    } else {
                        /* no ambiguity. the "a" vowel comes after
                         * wylie0. */
                        sb.append(aVowelToUseAfter(wylie0)
                                  + unambiguousPostAVowelWylie(wylie1,
                                                               wylie2));
                    }
                }
            } else {
                /* If size==4, then we assume this is legal.  If
                 * size==5, anything will do!  So assume we have a
                 * prefix, a root letter, a suffix, and a postsuffix.
                 * The "a" vowel comes after the root letter. */
                sb.append(aVowelToUseAfter(lastWylie)
                          + unambiguousPostAVowelWylie(wylie1,
                                                       wylie2));
            }
            return sb.toString();
		}
	}

/**
* Gets the Extended Wylie for a list of glyphs.
* Passed a list of TibetanMachineWeb glyphs that constitute a partial
* or complete syllable, this method scans the list, and then returns a
* string of Wylie corresponding to this sequence. No 'a' vowel is
* inserted because it is assumed that the glyph list already contains
* some other vowel. If the glyph list does not already contain a vowel,
* then this method should not be called.
*
* @param glyphList a list of TibetanMachineWeb glyphs, i.e. {@link org.thdl.tib.text.DuffCode DuffCodes}
* @return the Wylie string corresponding to this glyph list
*/
	public static String withoutA(java.util.ArrayList glyphList) {
		StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();
		Iterator iter = glyphList.iterator();
		DuffCode dc;
		String currWylie;
		String lastWylie = new String();

		while (iter.hasNext()) {
			dc = (DuffCode)iter.next();
			currWylie = TibetanMachineWeb.getWylieForGlyph(dc);

			if (TibetanMachineWeb.isAmbiguousWylie(lastWylie, currWylie)
				|| (!lastWylie.equals("")
                    && currWylie.equals(ACHEN)))
                sb.append(WYLIE_DISAMBIGUATING_KEY);

            /* le'ang, not le'ng, to be consistent w.r.t. pa'am
             * vs. pa'm: */
            if (lastWylie.equals(ACHUNG))
                sb.append(WYLIE_aVOWEL);

			sb.append(currWylie);

			lastWylie = currWylie;
		}

        // DLC FIXME: type jeskada, convert Tibetan->Wylie.  You get
        // the wrong thing in makeIllegalTibetanGoEndToEnd mode.  Fix
        // it here.
		return sb.toString();
	}

/**
* Gets the Extended Wylie for a sequence of glyphs.
* @param dcs an array of glyphs
* @return the Extended Wylie corresponding to these glyphs
*/
	public static String getWylie(DuffCode[] dcs) {
		if (dcs.length == 0)
			return null;

		char ch;
		String wylie;

		ArrayList glyphList = new ArrayList();
		boolean needsVowel = true;
		boolean isLastVowel = false;
		int start = 0;
		StringBuffer wylieBuffer = new StringBuffer();

        for (int i=start; i<dcs.length; i++) {
            ch = dcs[i].character;
            int k = dcs[i].charNum;
            // int fontNum = dcs[i].fontNum;

            if (k < 32) {
                if (wylieBuffer.length() > 0 || !glyphList.isEmpty()) {
                    String thisPart;
                    if (needsVowel)
                        thisPart = withA(glyphList);
                    else
                        thisPart = withoutA(glyphList);
                    wylieBuffer.append(thisPart);

                    glyphList.clear();
                    needsVowel = true;
                    isLastVowel = false;
                }

                wylieBuffer.append(ch);
            } else {
                wylie = TibetanMachineWeb.getWylieForGlyph(dcs[i]);

                boolean containsBindu = false;
                if (wylie.length() > 1 && wylie.charAt(wylie.length()-1) == BINDU) {
                    char[] cArray = wylie.toCharArray();
                    wylie = new String(cArray, 0, wylie.length()-1);
                    containsBindu = true;
                }

                process_block: {
                    if (TibetanMachineWeb.isWyliePunc(wylie)) {
                        isLastVowel = false;

                        if (glyphList.isEmpty()) {
                            wylieBuffer.append(wylie);
                        } else {
                            String thisPart;
                            if (needsVowel)
                                thisPart = withA(glyphList);
                            else
                                thisPart = withoutA(glyphList);
                            wylieBuffer.append(thisPart);

                            wylieBuffer.append(wylie); //append the punctuation

                            glyphList.clear();
                        }
                        needsVowel = true; //next consonants are syllable onset, so we are awaiting vowel
                    } else if (TibetanMachineWeb.isWylieChar(wylie)) {
						//isChar must come before isVowel because ACHEN has priority over WYLIE_aVOWEL
                        isLastVowel = false;
                        glyphList.add(dcs[i]);
                    } else if (TibetanMachineWeb.isWylieVowel(wylie)) {
                        if (isLastVowel) {
                            int len = wylieBuffer.length();
                            int A_len = A_VOWEL.length();

                            if (wylieBuffer.substring(len-A_len).equals(A_VOWEL)) {
                                try {
                                    if (wylie.equals(i_VOWEL)) {
                                        wylieBuffer.delete(len-A_len, len);
                                        wylieBuffer.append(I_VOWEL);
                                        isLastVowel = false;
                                        break process_block;
                                    } else if (wylie.equals(reverse_i_VOWEL)) {
                                        wylieBuffer.delete(len-A_len, len);
                                        wylieBuffer.append(reverse_I_VOWEL);
                                        isLastVowel = false;
                                        break process_block;
                                    }
                                }
                                catch (StringIndexOutOfBoundsException se) {
                                    ThdlDebug.noteIffyCode();
                                }

                                wylieBuffer.append(wylie); //append current vowel
                                isLastVowel = false;
                            } else
                                wylieBuffer.append(wylie); //append current vowel
                        } else {
                            int glyphCount = glyphList.size();
                            boolean insertDisAmbig = false;

                            if (0 != glyphCount) {
                                DuffCode top_dc = (DuffCode)glyphList.get(glyphCount-1);
                                String top_wylie = TibetanMachineWeb.getWylieForGlyph(top_dc);

                                if (top_wylie.equals(ACHEN)) {
                                    glyphList.remove(glyphCount-1);
										
                                    if (glyphCount-1 == 0) {
                                        top_dc = null;
                                    } else {
                                        insertDisAmbig = true;
                                        top_dc = (DuffCode)glyphList.get(glyphCount-2);
                                    }
                                }

                                if (top_dc == null || !TibetanMachineWeb.getWylieForGlyph(top_dc).equals(ACHUNG)) {
                                    String thisPart = withoutA(glyphList);
                                    wylieBuffer.append(thisPart); //append consonants in glyphList
                                } else {
                                    glyphCount = glyphList.size();
                                    glyphList.remove(glyphCount-1);
										
                                    if (glyphCount-1 != 0) {
                                        String thisPart = withA(glyphList);
                                        wylieBuffer.append(thisPart);
                                    }

                                    wylieBuffer.append(ACHUNG);
                                }
                            }

                            if (insertDisAmbig)
                                wylieBuffer.append(WYLIE_DISAMBIGUATING_KEY);

                            wylieBuffer.append(wylie); //append vowel

                            glyphList.clear();
                            isLastVowel = true;
                            needsVowel = false;
                        }
                    } else { //must be a stack
                        isLastVowel = false;
                        glyphList.add(dcs[i]);
                    }
                }

                if (containsBindu) {
                    isLastVowel = false;
                    wylieBuffer.append(withoutA(glyphList));
                    wylieBuffer.append(BINDU); //append the bindu
                    glyphList.clear();
                }
            }
        }

        //replace TMW with Wylie

        if (!glyphList.isEmpty()) {
            String thisPart;
            if (needsVowel)
                thisPart = withA(glyphList);
            else
                thisPart = withoutA(glyphList);
            wylieBuffer.append(thisPart);
        }

        if (wylieBuffer.length() > 0)
            return wylieBuffer.toString();
        else
            return null;
	}
}