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I am looking for the shortest, simplest and most elegant way to count the number of capital letters in a given string.
Started by pablo on
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"\n";.
capital_letters('HelLo2') .
Function capital_letters($s) { $u = 0; $d = 0; $n++; } } return $u; } echo 'caps: ' .
And slow some things are when compared to others.
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Given the string "ThisStringHasNoSpacesButItDoesHaveCapitals" what is the best way to add spaces before the capital letters. So the end string would be "This String Has No Spaces But It Does Have Capitals"
Here is my attempt with a RegEx
System.Text.RegularExpressions...
Started by Bob on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
An issue in that it puts a space before the first letter T so you get
" This String..." instead of "This String..."
To get around this look for the lower case letter preceding it as well and then insert.
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In notepad++, I was writing a javascript file, and something didn't work: an alert had to be shown when a button was clicked, but it wasn't working.
I has used the auto-complete plugin provided with Notepad++, which presented me with "onClick".
When I...
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The answer is that the attributes are not case sensitive, but the way that we access them through the... .
Onclick) are or are not case-sensitive.
It sounds as thought you are talking about whether html attributes (e.g .
Javascript is ALWAYS case-sensitive.
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I see this behavior from time to time where a site's URL will be in all capital letters when linked from the navigation. The site's name is not all caps, and the URL is properly cased in most situations. The all uppercase treatment appears to come and...
Started by Matt Connolly on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Check the welcome page setting for the site....
They converted the URL to all uppercase to make the string finds easier .
My development team caused it when they created a custom navigation provider and needed to check values in the URL .
I have seen it...
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I've got a file whose format I'm altering via a python script. I have several camel cased strings in this file where I just want to insert a single space before the capital letter - so "WordWordWord" becomes "Word Word Word".
My limited regex experience...
Started by Electrons_Ahoy on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
How about:
text = 'WordWordWord' new_text = '' is_first_letter = True for letter in text: if not is_first_letter and letter....
>>> re.sub(r"(\w)([A-Z])", r"\1 \2", "WordWord ord.
Of the captial letter to be replaced.
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How to replace a string all the capital letters with capitals of the same ,and alll the small letters with default xxxx...
Started by swarnasuneel on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at ibmmainframes):
capital "X" from a converted lower-case letter, now represented as a capital "X"?
You need avoiding reference-modification, specifying the lower-case letters and 26 X's (or one X if doing.
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I want to know how to capitalize in PHP
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
In capitalizing the first letter, you can use ucfirst :
echo ucfirst('hello!'); //Hello!
If you want to capitalize the first letter of each word in a string, use ucwords :
echo ucwords('hello world.
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I have an alphanumeric string like below,
$string_1 = "a4nas60dj71wiena15sdl1131kg12b"
and would like to change it to something like below,
$string_2 = "a4NaS60dJ71wIeNa15Sdl1131Kg12B"
How would I go about doing this? I have tried the below code, but ...
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A4nas60dj71wiena15sdl1131kg12b $string_2: a4NaS60dJ71wIeNa15Sdl1131Kg12B ^ should be capital so out of sync for rest = "a4nas60dj71wiena15sdl1131kg12b"; $string_2 = "a4NaS60dJ71wIeNa15Sdl1131Kg12B"; $letter_count = 0[$i])) { $result .=....
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When I go to change a password and you have to copy the letters and numbers, I can only type Capital letters, why don't the lower case letters show up?
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at microsoft):
If they want it case-sensitive, then the text box must accept case-sensitive letters (even if they don't are not, then....
Other text.
I can only type Capital letters, why don't the lower case letters show up? I have had this.
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As title says, this issue happens in MS Access 2003 SP1. Does anyone know what could be solution for this problem?
Pseudo query select * from a inner join b on a.id=b.id
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Have you tried StrComp ? Not an Access-bod, but I think the... .
As mentioned in the posting, you are sacrificing speed...
Here's another possible solution.
Try this Kb article for a possible solution.
I believe that SQL in Access is not case sensitive .
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