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StringUtils

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object StringUtils

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  1. def camelify(name: String): String

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    Turn a string of format "foo_bar" into camelCase with the first letter in lower case: "fooBar"

    Turn a string of format "foo_bar" into camelCase with the first letter in lower case: "fooBar"

    This function is especially used to camelCase method names.

    name

    the String to camelCase

    returns

    the camelCased string

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    Deprecated

    (Since version 2019-03-02) Users are encouraged to use com.twitter.conversions.StringOps#toCamelCase

    Note

    Camel case may start with a capital letter (called "Pascal Case" or "Upper Camel Case") or, especially often in programming languages, with a lowercase letter. In this code's perspective, PascalCase means the first char is capitalized while camelCase means the first char is lowercased. In general both can be considered equivalent although by definition "CamelCase" is a valid camel-cased word. Hence, PascalCase can be considered to be a subset of camelCase.

  2. def pascalify(name: String): String

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    Turns a string of format "foo_bar" into PascalCase "FooBar"

    Turns a string of format "foo_bar" into PascalCase "FooBar"

    name

    the String to PascalCase

    returns

    the PascalCased string

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    @deprecated
    Deprecated

    (Since version 2019-03-02) Users are encouraged to use com.twitter.conversions.StringOps#toPascalCase

    Note

    Camel case may start with a capital letter (called "Pascal Case" or "Upper Camel Case") or, especially often in programming languages, with a lowercase letter. In this code's perspective, PascalCase means the first char is capitalized while camelCase means the first char is lowercased. In general both can be considered equivalent although by definition "CamelCase" is a valid camel-cased word. Hence, PascalCase can be considered to be a subset of camelCase.

  3. def snakify(name: String): String

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    Turn a string of format "FooBar" into snake case "foo_bar"

    Turn a string of format "FooBar" into snake case "foo_bar"

    returns

    the underscored string

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    Deprecated

    (Since version 2019-03-02) Users are encouraged to use com.twitter.conversions.StringOps#toSnakeCase

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    snakify is not reversible, ie. in general the following will _not_ be true:

    s == camelify(snakify(s))

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