
Quote from joferar333 on October 17, 2020, 12:26 pmSPAIN
Alguien por casualidad conoce alguna funcion que permita capitalizar textos...
ejemplo si en una entrada una persona escribe "alejandro valenti" que al guardarse se transforme en " Alejandro Valenti" y asi quede guardada...
No puedo darme cuenta como hacelo, ya que solo permite establecer propiedad a la entrada como Mayuscula o Minuscula pero no Capitalizada...
Si alguien tiene alguna idea de como lograrlo desde ya eternamente agradecido
ENGLISH
Someone by chance knows some function that allows to capitalize texts ...
For example, if in an entry a person writes "alejandro valenti" that when saved it becomes "Alejandro Valenti" and so it is saved
I can't figure out how to do it, since it only allows setting property to input as Uppercase or Lowercase but not Capitalized ...
If anyone has any idea of how to achieve it, forever grateful
SPAIN
Alguien por casualidad conoce alguna funcion que permita capitalizar textos...
ejemplo si en una entrada una persona escribe "alejandro valenti" que al guardarse se transforme en " Alejandro Valenti" y asi quede guardada...
No puedo darme cuenta como hacelo, ya que solo permite establecer propiedad a la entrada como Mayuscula o Minuscula pero no Capitalizada...
Si alguien tiene alguna idea de como lograrlo desde ya eternamente agradecido
ENGLISH
Someone by chance knows some function that allows to capitalize texts ...
For example, if in an entry a person writes "alejandro valenti" that when saved it becomes "Alejandro Valenti" and so it is saved
I can't figure out how to do it, since it only allows setting property to input as Uppercase or Lowercase but not Capitalized ...
If anyone has any idea of how to achieve it, forever grateful
Quote from rasl on October 17, 2020, 7:18 pm{NeoBook Function}
Version=5,80
Language=VBScript
Comment=Capitalizar String
Param=%1|Text|String a Capitalizar
Param=%2|Variable|Variable para texto Capitalizado
{End}
Option ExplicitDim a : a = Split("%1")
Dim i
For i = 0 To UBound(a)
a(i) = UCase(Left(a(i), 1)) & LCase(Mid(a(i), 2))
Nextpublication.nbSetVar "%2", Join(a)
{NeoBook Function}
Version=5,80
Language=VBScript
Comment=Capitalizar String
Param=%1|Text|String a Capitalizar
Param=%2|Variable|Variable para texto Capitalizado
{End}
Option Explicit
Dim a : a = Split("%1")
Dim i
For i = 0 To UBound(a)
a(i) = UCase(Left(a(i), 1)) & LCase(Mid(a(i), 2))
Next
publication.nbSetVar "%2", Join(a)
Quote from Gaev on October 17, 2020, 7:22 pm@joferar333
some function that allows to capitalize texts
Say the uncaptialized text is in [inputText] ... try this ...
Edited later because the Forum software had combined multiple spaces into just one
SetVar "[myText]" "[inputText]" ... optional; to remove multiple spaces ... 7 spaces to 1 StrReplace "[myText]" " " " " "[myText]" "" ... 6 spaces to 1 StrReplace "[myText]" " " " " "[myText]" "" ... 5 spaces to 1 StrReplace "[myText]" " " " " "[myText]" "" ... 4 spaces to 1 StrReplace "[myText]" " " " " "[myText]" "" ... 3 spaces to 1 StrReplace "[myText]" " " " " "[myText]" "" ... 2 spaces to 1 StrReplace "[myText]" " " " " "[myText]" "" ... now, split into an array of words StrParse "[myText]" " " "[myWordArray]" "[myWordsCount]" SetVar "[myCapText]" "" ... for each word in array Loop "1" "[myWordsCount]" "[thisWordNumber]" SetVar "[thisWord]" "[myWordArray[thisWordNumber]]" StrLen "[thisWord]" "[thisWordLen]" ... capitalize first letter SubStr "[thisWord]" "1" "1" "[firstCharacter]" StrUpper "[firstCharacter]" "[firstCharacter]" ... remainging characters SubStr "[thisWord]" "2" "[thisWordLen]-1" "[remainingCharacters]" ... rejoin with rest of word SetVar "[capWord]" " [firstCharacter][remainingCharacters]" ... add to other words SetVar "[myCapText]" "[myCapText][capWord]" EndLoop ... remove leading space StrDel "[myCapText]" "1" "1" "[myCapText]" ... show result AlertBox "myCapText" "***[myCapText]***"
some function that allows to capitalize texts
Say the uncaptialized text is in [inputText] ... try this ...
Edited later because the Forum software had combined multiple spaces into just one
SetVar "[myText]" "[inputText]" ... optional; to remove multiple spaces ... 7 spaces to 1 StrReplace "[myText]" " " " " "[myText]" "" ... 6 spaces to 1 StrReplace "[myText]" " " " " "[myText]" "" ... 5 spaces to 1 StrReplace "[myText]" " " " " "[myText]" "" ... 4 spaces to 1 StrReplace "[myText]" " " " " "[myText]" "" ... 3 spaces to 1 StrReplace "[myText]" " " " " "[myText]" "" ... 2 spaces to 1 StrReplace "[myText]" " " " " "[myText]" "" ... now, split into an array of words StrParse "[myText]" " " "[myWordArray]" "[myWordsCount]" SetVar "[myCapText]" "" ... for each word in array Loop "1" "[myWordsCount]" "[thisWordNumber]" SetVar "[thisWord]" "[myWordArray[thisWordNumber]]" StrLen "[thisWord]" "[thisWordLen]" ... capitalize first letter SubStr "[thisWord]" "1" "1" "[firstCharacter]" StrUpper "[firstCharacter]" "[firstCharacter]" ... remainging characters SubStr "[thisWord]" "2" "[thisWordLen]-1" "[remainingCharacters]" ... rejoin with rest of word SetVar "[capWord]" " [firstCharacter][remainingCharacters]" ... add to other words SetVar "[myCapText]" "[myCapText][capWord]" EndLoop ... remove leading space StrDel "[myCapText]" "1" "1" "[myCapText]" ... show result AlertBox "myCapText" "***[myCapText]***"