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String.prototype.capatilize = function(_type){
// type 1 capatilizes first word. type 2 capatilizes all
var _type = (_type?_type:1);
switch(_type.toString()){
case "1":
return this.substring(0,1).toUpperCase()+this.substring(1);
break;
case "2":
var data = "";
var si = this.split(/\s/);
while(si[0]){
data += si[0].substring(0,1).toUpperCase()+si[0].substring(1)+" ";
si.splice(0,1);
}
return data;
}
}
There's actually two types in this. Type "1" capatilizes the first word of the string. Type "2" capatilizes every word in the string. I'm thinking about adding a type "3" which would capatilize the first word in a sentence.
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I've noticed a lot of your variables start with _ lately, what's with that 
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I'm starting to do that too actually. Reason being I find the gImage and all a little tacky and writing plain Image or whatever can be interpreted as something I didn't intend. In truth it just looks cleaner as the variables blend right in with the script.
Last Edit: Jul 20, 2006 2:07:00 GMT by Aaron
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I mainly do it for variables inside of functions. IT makes them more.... unique.
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