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24 changes: 12 additions & 12 deletions case_conversion.py
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def to_snake_case(text, detectAcronyms, acronyms):
words, case, sep = case_parse.parseVariable(text, detectAcronyms, acronyms)
return '_'.join([w.lower() for w in words])
words, case, sep, prefix = case_parse.parseVariable(text, detectAcronyms, acronyms)
return prefix+'_'.join([w.lower() for w in words])


def to_pascal_case(text, detectAcronyms, acronyms):
words, case, sep = case_parse.parseVariable(text, detectAcronyms, acronyms)
return ''.join(words)
words, case, sep, prefix = case_parse.parseVariable(text, detectAcronyms, acronyms)
return prefix+''.join(words)


def to_camel_case(text, detectAcronyms, acronyms):
words, case, sep = case_parse.parseVariable(text, detectAcronyms, acronyms)
words, case, sep, prefix = case_parse.parseVariable(text, detectAcronyms, acronyms)
words[0] = words[0].lower()
return ''.join(words)
return prefix+''.join(words)


def to_dot_case(text, detectAcronyms, acronyms):
words, case, sep = case_parse.parseVariable(text, detectAcronyms, acronyms)
words, case, sep, prefix = case_parse.parseVariable(text, detectAcronyms, acronyms)
return '.'.join([w.lower() for w in words])


def to_dash_case(text, detectAcronyms, acronyms):
words, case, sep = case_parse.parseVariable(text, detectAcronyms, acronyms)
words, case, sep, prefix = case_parse.parseVariable(text, detectAcronyms, acronyms)
return '-'.join([w.lower() for w in words])


def to_slash(text, detectAcronyms, acronyms):
words, case, sep = case_parse.parseVariable(text, detectAcronyms, acronyms, True)
words, case, sep, prefix = case_parse.parseVariable(text, detectAcronyms, acronyms, True)
return '/'.join(words)

def to_backslash(text, detectAcronyms, acronyms):
words, case, sep = case_parse.parseVariable(text, detectAcronyms, acronyms, True)
words, case, sep, prefix = case_parse.parseVariable(text, detectAcronyms, acronyms, True)
return '\\'.join(words)


def to_separate_words(text, detectAcronyms, acronyms):
words, case, sep = case_parse.parseVariable(text, detectAcronyms, acronyms, True)
words, case, sep, prefix = case_parse.parseVariable(text, detectAcronyms, acronyms, True)
return ' '.join(words)


def toggle_case(text, detectAcronyms, acronyms):
words, case, sep = case_parse.parseVariable(text, detectAcronyms, acronyms)
words, case, sep, prefix = case_parse.parseVariable(text, detectAcronyms, acronyms)
if case == 'pascal' and not sep:
return to_snake_case(text, detectAcronyms, acronyms)
elif case == 'lower' and sep == '_':
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8 changes: 7 additions & 1 deletion case_parse.py
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Expand Up @@ -29,6 +29,12 @@ def parseVariable(var, detectAcronyms=True, acronyms=[], preserveCase=False):
words = []
hasSep = False

# check for starting variable identifier of $
variablePrefix = ''
if var[0:1] == "$":
variablePrefix = "$"
var = var[1:]

# Index of current character. Initially 1 because we don't want to check
# if the 0th character is a boundary.
i = 1
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else:
words[i] = words[i].capitalize()

return words, caseType, hasSep
return words, caseType, hasSep, variablePrefix