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Michael Amberg
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23 Nov 2007
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Please add a "
Propercase
" function to LotusScript. I know I can (and do) add my own function library or routines when coding but a built-in function would probably be faster and easier to use.
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Slawek Rogulski
9372
(23 Nov 2007)
I misread your idea at first and thought it was asking for LotusScript to be case sensitive.
As for the proper case function how about camel_case to round out the options?
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Michael Amberg
822
(23 Nov 2007)
Ok ... I have to ask ... whats camel_case
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Robert Baehr
280
(23 Nov 2007)
Greetings:
There is a propercase function in LotusScript - look up the following LotusScript function:
STRConv
Cheers!
The Unofficial Poster Child For Lotus Notes and Domino
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Michael Amberg
822
(23 Nov 2007)
I saw that one and tried it ... Strconv(nameString$, SC_ProperCase) ... i wanted a simple propercase() similat to ucase(), lcase().
which is easier ...
Call doc.ReplaceItemValue(Colprogname(i), Propercase(Fulltrim(Columnvalue(i))))
or
Call doc.ReplaceItemValue(Colprogname(i), Strconv(Fulltrim(Columnvalue(i)), SC_ProperCase))
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Slawek Rogulski
9372
(23 Nov 2007)
CamelCaseIsWhenYouDoThis
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Bill Malchisky
12192
(25 Nov 2007)
For consistency purposes, it makes sense. So, with "ucase()", and "lcase()", a "pcase()" function seems appropriate.
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Michael Amberg
822
(26 Nov 2007)
@5 I have been using that notation for years, I never new it had a name ;-)
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Michael Amberg
822
(26 Nov 2007)
@6 We might as well go a step further and ask for TitleCase "tcase()" ... each word in a string having its first letter converted to uppercase
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José Manuel Rodriguez Moreno
2615
(18 Apr 2008)
Strconv(nameString$, SC_ProperCase) do not behave the same when 'special' characters exist in the string, for example '-' in the word "Real-Time".
The proposed pcase() function would be an opportunity to make it behave like the formula @propercase() counterpart.
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