"Sean P. DeNigris" <sean@clipperadams.com> writes:
FDominicus wrote
Well I also know that capitalized is a very "old" thing but the second name is more specific. So what about: withFistCharacterUpshifted .... as counterpart?
I see what you mean... Apple's dictionary says that capitalized could mean "all caps" or "first letter capitalized", so I guess it's ambiguous.
For #withFirstCharacterDownshifted, isn't downshifted misleading? It only works on letters. For instance, it doesn't change $: to $;. I would change #withFirstCharacterDownshifted->#withFirstCharacterLowercase.
And if I changed #capitalized, it would be to something like #withFirstCharacterCapitalized (or uppercase). Also, the method you extracted uses "letter" instead of "character". They should all be uniform. Oh I agree, I just mentioned what I found in my image. And I's just proposed to change that.
The name are not from me but what there is in the current image. So there is capitalize and there is withFirstCharacterDownshifted. And the have a very similiar implementation which I just put into another message. But I've not idea on how to make a proposal, but in this way. Sending it to this mailing list... Regards Friedrich