I'd like to convert a char to lower case in a J2ME app. The usual Character.toLowerCase() doesn't work for an arbitrary Unicode character in J2ME, so I need some light API, or, preferably, a piece of code that would do so.
Thanks!
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How do I:
replace characters in a word using preg_replace() but make
an exception if they are part of a
certain word.
replace an uppercase character with an
uppercase replacement even if the
replacement is lowercase and vice
versa.
example:
$string = 'Newton, Einstein and Edison. end';
echo preg_replace('/n/i', '<b>n</b>', $st...
can I change the first letter of the second sentence to lowercase using the XSL template? Or is there a way to change the first letter of the second sentence to lower case in HTML (first-letter pseudo code DOES NOT work since it can only be the subject of the selector).
i.e:
In XLM:
"Name",
"*R*eturns the something of the something."
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In C# I always use PascalCase for properties (best practice, right?), for databases i always use lowercase for tables and columnnames (best practice, right?)
When I generate classes from tables using entity framework, i get lowercase property names in C#, so I manually refactor the case in C#.
I wondered, is it best practice to use Pas...
I need to convert the text inside quotes to lowercase (and leave unchanged all other text).
How to automate it? Would be thankful for script or step-by-step solution.
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I found this code to work on my Drupal site. It outputs the taxonomy terms in a comma separated list.
It successfully builds my taxonomy list to look like this:
Business, Entertainment, Leisure
While that's great, its using the same names to link itself in the url and so I get this:
www.yourdomain.com/category/Business
How can I make...
Hi folks,
I've a problem.
I want to have nice dynamic groovy classes to represent an ugly XML structure (unfortunately JAXB, XmlBeans etc. is not possible).
For this goal I need case-sensitive properties to map the element values from XML to my classes.
But Groovy generates automatically lowercase property names due to the JavaBeans sp...