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Reliable way to capitalize camel-case strings?
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Reliable way to capitalize camel-case strings?


  • Subject: Reliable way to capitalize camel-case strings?
  • From: Graham Cox <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 22 Dec 2008 22:23:19 +1100

In my app I need a way to generate the name of a method based on a property key. If the key is, e.g. -scaleFactor, and the generated method name needs to be -displayNameForScaleFactor, how can I reliably turn "scaleFactor" into "ScaleFactor"? I tried [NSString capitalizedString] but I get "Scalefactor". Obviously capitalizing an ASCII string is trivial but I'm not sure that I can assume that encoding for method names.

Since the KVC mechanism must be doing this a lot, I wondered if there was an API I'm overlooking.


thanks,

Graham


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