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UpperLowerCapitalize

Purpose

UpperCase, LowerCase, Capitalize or invert the case of characters in a word or selection.

Description

Editor actions to UpperCase, LowerCase, Capitalize or invert the case of characters in a word or selection with a behavior similar to Emacs' upcase-region-or-word, downcase-region-or-word and capitalize-region-or-word.

If the cursor is not on a word, the next word following the cursor is considered (even on another line). If the cursor is in the middle of a word, only the part following the cursor is transformed. In any case, the cursor is moved after the transformed word.

Actions can be found under Editor Actions and are by default bound to Alt-C (Capitalize), Alt-L (Lowercase), Alt-P (Uppercase). The ToggleCase action is unbound.

Using

Default keymap bindings:

  • Alt-C: Capitalize Word
  • Alt-L: Lowercase Word
  • Alt-P: Uppercase Wort

(see Settings | IDE | keymaps | Editor Actions)

Plugin Info

Plugin Author: VinceMallet
Plugin Version: 26 Mar 2004 (V1.000)
Change History:  
26 Mar 2004 (V1.000): Initial version
Jar Dependencies: none
Plugin Home: http://www.intellij.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/UpperLowerCapitalize

-- VinceMallet - 26 Mar 2004

IntelliJPluginWebForm
IntelliJPluginName: UpperLowerCapitalize
IntelliJPluginVersion: 0.1
IntelliJPluginVendor: Vincent Mallet
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IntelliJPluginClassification:
TopicClassification: IntelliJPluginPackage
TopicShortDescription: Uppercase, Lowercase, Capitalize or invert the case of characters in a word or selection.
TestedOnOS: OsWin2K
ShouldRunOnOS: AnyOS

Attachment: sort Action: Size: Date: Who: Comment:
UpperLowerCapitalize.jar action 9041 02 Apr 2004 - 16:54 VinceMallet UpperLowerCapitalize plugin for IDEA 3.x and 4.x

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