31 lines
772 B
Go
31 lines
772 B
Go
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package flect
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import (
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"strings"
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"unicode"
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)
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// Titleize will capitalize the start of each part
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// "Nice to see you!" = "Nice To See You!"
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// "i've read a book! have you?" = "I've Read A Book! Have You?"
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// "This is `code` ok" = "This Is `code` OK"
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func Titleize(s string) string {
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return New(s).Titleize().String()
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}
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// Titleize will capitalize the start of each part
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// "Nice to see you!" = "Nice To See You!"
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// "i've read a book! have you?" = "I've Read A Book! Have You?"
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// "This is `code` ok" = "This Is `code` OK"
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func (i Ident) Titleize() Ident {
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var parts []string
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for _, part := range i.Parts {
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x := string(unicode.ToTitle(rune(part[0])))
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if len(part) > 1 {
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x += part[1:]
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}
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parts = append(parts, x)
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}
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return New(strings.Join(parts, " "))
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}
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