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I got a string like:

var str = new Array( "Inverted HFFSfor Primary Wrap Or Secondary Multi Wrap","HFFSwith PDSPbackgroud Feederlense & Product Alignerigit","HFFSwith Cooler JKLHbetween Feeder & Product Aligner")

How to separate i.e.

1) HFFSfor to become HFFS for

2) HFFSwith to become HFFS with

3) PDSPbackgroud to become PDSP backgroud

4) JKLHbetween to become JKLH between

and so forth...

My first instinc was something like:

for(var i = 0; i<_str.length; i++){ if( (/*The needed Regex*/).test(_str[i]) ){     }  }

No Success.... Can't seem to think further!!

Please help, Thanks

I have already used following options to make each starting letter of a word Uppercase

 <EditText    android:inputType="text|textCapWords"/>

While typing the user has option on the keyboard to change the case of letter i.e. the user with this option can easily type lowercase letters.

Further,I want text on my EditText to be on this format

Each Starting Letter Of A Word Must Be In Uppercase And All Other Letter Of The Word Be In Lowercase.

Meaning,when the user inputs

each StArting LeTTer of a word musT be in uppercase and all other leTTer of the word be in lowercase

, it will be automatically converted to above format.

I have tried using TextWatcher and string.split(\\s+) to get all the words and then make each and every word to follow the above format. But I always end up getting error.So if there is any solution,it would be great.I want this to work in the manner InputFilter.AllCaps.

This is my code so far

private void changeToUpperCase(String inputString) {    if (inputString != null && inputString.trim().length() > 0) {        // businessName.addTextChangedListener(null);        String[] splitString = inputString.split("\\s+");        int length = splitString.length;        StringBuffer stringBuffer = new StringBuffer();        for (int i = 0; i < length; i++) {            String convertedString = splitString[i];            stringBuffer.append(Character.toUpperCase(convertedString                    .charAt(0)));            stringBuffer.append(convertedString.substring(1).toLowerCase());            stringBuffer.append(" ");        }        Log.i("changed String", stringBuffer.toString());        // businessName.setText(stringBuffer.toString());        stringBuffer.delete(0, stringBuffer.length());        stringBuffer = null;        // businessName.addTextChangedListener(this);    }}

This function I am calling from TextWatcher, afterTextChanged(Editable s)

I want to know how to make whatever the user inputs to ignore case in my method:

public static void findPatient() {    if (myPatientList.getNumPatients() == 0) {        System.out.println("No patient information is stored.");    }    else {        System.out.print("Enter part of the patient name: ");        String name = sc.next();        sc.nextLine();        System.out.print(myPatientList.showPatients(name));    }}

How do I take a string and convert it to lower or upper case in Ruby?

I want to convert strings to lower or upper case in JavaScript in the locale I wanted. I think standard functions like toUpperCase() and toLocaleUpperCase() do not satisfy this need. toLocale functions do not behave as they should.

For example, in Safari 4, Chrome 4 Beta, Firefox 3.5.x on my system it converts strings with Turkish characters incorrectly. The browsers respond to navigator.language as "en-US", "tr", "en-US" respectively. But there is no way to get user's Accept-Lang setting in the browser as far as I could found. Only Chrome gives me "tr" although I have configured every browser Turkish locale preferred. I think these settings only affect HTTP header, but we can't access to these settings via JavaScript.

In the Mozilla documentation it says

The characters within a string are converted to ... while respecting the current locale. For most languages, this will return the same as ...

I think it's valid for Turkish, it doesn't differ it's configured as en or tr. In Turkish it should convert "DİNÇ" to "dinç" and "DINÇ" to "dınç" or vice-versa.

Is there any JavaScript library that satisfies this need? I think it should not only converting correctly in user's locale, but also it should support conversion via a locale parameter. Because developers cannot access to user's configured preferred language.