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Converts a UTF-8 string to title case (uppercase). If ''input'' is an integer, it is treated as a code point and a converted code point (number) is returned. | Converts a UTF-8 string to title case (uppercase). If ''input'' is an integer, it is treated as a code point and a converted code point (number) is returned. | ||
Revision as of 18:17, 15 February 2016
This template is no longer in use as it results in poor readability. Converts a UTF-8 string to title case (uppercase). If input is an integer, it is treated as a code point and a converted code point (number) is returned.
Syntax
string utf8.upper ( string|int input ) string utf8.title ( string|int input )
Required Arguments
- input: A string character sequence OR an integer value
Returns
Returns a string in uppercase.
Example
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ClientThis example shows how to convert a string to uppercase.
local output = utf8.upper( "WHAT ARE YOU UP TO? Do you like uppercase?" ) outputConsole( output ) -- WHAT ARE YOU UP TO? DO YOU LIKE UPPERCASE? local value = utf8.title( 1088 ) outputConsole( value, type( value ) ) -- 1056, number
See Also
- utf8.byte
- utf8.char
- utf8.charpos
- utf8.escape
- utf8.find
- utf8.fold
- utf8.gmatch
- utf8.gsub
- utf8.insert
- utf8.len
- utf8.lower
- utf8.match
- utf8.ncasecmp
- utf8.next
- utf8.remove
- utf8.reverse
- utf8.sub
- utf8.title
- utf8.upper
- utf8.width
- utf8.widthindex