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First letter as a capital letter

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13 years 11 months ago #2081 by FlowHeater-Team
First letter as a capital letter - Post(2081) was created by FlowHeater-Team
Translated submission in the German forum. You can read the original entry here .

Hi everybody,

Time and again users write everything in lower case for fields such as first or last names, street names and towns.
How can I ensure all initial letters are converted to upper case?

Thanks in advance.
Peter

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Robert Stark

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13 years 11 months ago #2082 by FlowHeater-Team
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Hello Peter,

You can do this by using five Heaters or with a single .NET Script Heater . I have prepared a brief example of both for you, see the enclosure. Note that this method would also normalize strings to "title case" if they were written all in upper case.

Using five Heaters you need 2x Substring , 1x ToLower , 1x ToUpper and 1x String Append . The pair of Substring Heaters first splits the incoming string on the first letter. Then the two parts are respectively transformed into upper case (the first letter) and lower case (the rest). The String Append Heater finally recombines the two transformed strings. If you need to repeat this for several fields, it can quickly become an arduous task. The script for the .NET Script Heater performs exactly the same thing with just one Heater. You simply need to copy the script below into the Heater (double click) and connect the input and output to the required fields.
Code:
public object DoWork() { object o = InValues[0].GetString(); if (o == null) return o; string s = (string)o; if (s.Length == 0) return s; string s1 = String.Empty; string s2 = String.Empty; s1 = s.Substring(0, 1); s2 = s.Substring(1); s1 = s1.ToUpper(); s2 = s2.ToLower(); return s1 + s2; }

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