We\'re using HTML5\'s data-* attributes for some of our client side interaction set up. jQuery uses these to do its thing.
I found a brilliant RegEx to extract the part of a camelCase or TitleCase expression. (?<!^)(?=[A-Z])
I created yaml configuration for Doctrine. When I\'m trying doctrine orm:generate-entities, it creates php files with getters and setters in camel case. So, is_public field transforms into setIsPublic
I\'m trying to use NameCase a php class on code.google.com.When I run it I get this notice and I don\'t understand why.
i\'m trying to figure out how to use Doctrin 2 nativeQuery. I\'ve created a simple staff class with the following attributes:
I get confused at Rails pluralising and camelcasing. Especially with my long but clear names. I have a User model and an Account model. I also have a user_to_account_log_history model and controller
I have a string: CamelCaseString I want to explode(), split(), or some better method on capital letters to break this开发者_StackOverflow string down into the individual words.
I hope this doesn\'t get closed due to being too broad.I know it comes down to personal preference, but there is an origin to all casing conventions and I would like to know where this one came from a
With regex (i assume) or some other method, how can i convert things like: marker-image or my-example-setting to markerImag开发者_如何学Ce or myExampleSetting.
In Intellij Idea, there\'s a feature. Let\'s say I have used a variable myCamelCase somewhere in my code. Then if I type mCC and press Ctrl-Enter or some such key combination, it expands to myCamelCas
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