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NANY 2019: TextWorx - Universal Text Manipulator
mouser:
Very impressive. :up:
mouser:
Some screenshots on the web page would be nice.
BGM:
Mouser - you mean on the download page? Okey, dokey, Boss. I've added screenshots to the download page (my other apps already had them).
BGM:
Sure. As you know, different programmers/computer languages have different conventions for naming variables.
camel case: concatenated words with each word in titlecase or the first word in lowercase
ThisIsMyVariableName or thisIsMyVariableName
snake case: lower-case words concatenated by underscores
this_is_my_variable_name
kebab case: lowercase words concatenated by dashes
this-is-my-variable-name
-cytochrome (January 10, 2019, 10:31 AM)
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I've been thinking about this. But there's no way to tell where one part of the word starts and another ends.
Say you type: thisismyvariablename - what kind of forensics is there to use to separate that string into words in order to work on the words separately? Same thing for snake_case and kebab-case. The best I can think of is to change spaces to - or _ But that would mean you'd have to put spaces in your variables... so I don't think this is possible without some extravagant database of words to search through and do regex camparisons. Even then, many varables are not composed of words at all. I don't think this can be done.
wraith808:
I was thinking that the ask was to take a phrase and turn it into the appropriate case. So if you had this is a variable it would be turned into this_is_a_variable or this-is-a-variable. Nothing would be done to thisisavariable.
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