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** Does not ''title'' words after a hyphen. |
** Does not ''title'' words after a hyphen. |
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<ul><li style="list-style-type:none">Example: Peut-être, the second part is not ''titled'' |
<ul><li style="list-style-type:none">Example: Peut-être, the second part is not ''titled'' |
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<ul><li style="list-style-type:none">This will be eventually moved into a [[Guess Case Mode/French Mode|GuessCaseMode/FrenchMode]] --[[User:Keschte|Keschte]] |
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* [[Guess Case Mode/Classical Mode|GuessCaseMode/ClassicalMode]] - handles specific cases of the [[Classical Style Guideline|ClassicalStyleGuideline]] |
* [[Guess Case Mode/Classical Mode|GuessCaseMode/ClassicalMode]] - handles specific cases of the [[Classical Style Guideline|ClassicalStyleGuideline]] |
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* [[Guess Case Mode/French Mode|GuessCaseMode/FrenchMode]] |
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==New modes under discussion== |
==New modes under discussion== |
Revision as of 05:49, 14 October 2011
This is the wiki page for the GuessCase JavaScript function.
Keschte has enhanced the guess case script and addressed most of the GuessCaseOldSuggestions.
Implemented modes
- GuessCaseMode/DefaultMode - handles English titles.
- Implements CapitalizationStandardEnglish
- All the official formatting StyleGuideline
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- GuessCaseMode/SentenceMode - handles the same cases than the GuessCaseMode/DefaultMode, but
- Titles only the first word of a sentence.
- If there are multiple sentences in a title, each one is handled as a separate sentence. (meaning: the next word after one of the sentence stop characters "?", "!", ".", ";", "/" is titled again)
- Does not title words after a hyphen.
- Example: Peut-être, the second part is not titled
- GuessCaseMode/ClassicalMode - handles specific cases of the ClassicalStyleGuideline
New modes under discussion
- (see the open tickets of the guess case function)
Borked Data
usually lowercased words after a single quote: