# Otter's Editing Toolbag apostrophe cleanup rules
#
# Format:
#   pattern -> replacement
#
# Use @ in the pattern where an apostrophe must already appear in the source.
# The replacement is the exact spelling that should be written.
#
# Examples:
#   @em -> ’em
#   @tis -> ’tis
#
# Important: bare words are not rules. A line like "em" is ignored, so plain
# "em" will not be changed unless the source contains an apostrophe where @ is
# shown in an explicit rule.
# Matching is case-insensitive, but the original letter case is preserved.
# For example, @cept -> ’cept fixes both 'cept and 'Cept
# without changing lowercase to uppercase or uppercase to lowercase.

@cept -> ’cept
@em -> ’em
@tis -> ’tis
@twas -> ’twas
@twere -> ’twere
rock @n@ roll -> rock ’n’ roll

