get or set default convention, default is '_'. valid values are ( '_', '-', 'UpperCamelCase', 'lowerCamelCase' ). return the default convention.
keep words of uppers or not, here uppers means all uppers like 'BAR', not 'bAr'. default value is true
given a list of words, return the named string the last arg can be hashref that supplies option like: { convention => 'UpperCamelCase' }
given a name, renaming it with another convention. the last arg can be hashref that supplies option like: { convention => 'UpperCamelCase' }
return the renamed one.
if the convention is the same as the name, just return the name.
if without arguments and $_ is defined and it's not a reference, renaming $_
Text::Naming::Convention - Naming or Renaming( for identifiers, mostly )
This document describes Text::Naming::Convention version 0.0.6
use Text::Naming::Convention qw/naming renaming/;
my $name = naming( 'foo', 'bar', 'baz' ) # got foo_bar_baz
$name = naming( 'foo', 'bar', 'baz',
{ convention => 'UpperCamelCase'} ); # got FooBarBaz
my $new_name = renaming( 'FooBarBaz' ); # got foo_bar_baz
$new_name = renaming( 'FooBarBaz',
{ convention => 'lowerCamelCase' } ); # got fooBarBaz
This's a simple module for naming and renaming, mostly for identifiers or something like that.
I'm tired of writing renaming sub, so I chose to create this module, wish it can help you too :)
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