note 100849 deleted from function.mb-convert-case by danbrown
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| Subject: | note 100849 deleted from function.mb-convert-case by danbrown | ||
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Note Submitter: arayelcode -at- gmail.com
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Sub-functions related to and used by function titleCase()
// Only oddity here was "Y" - based on info here
(http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20081118115039AApZFuv)
// I'm treating it as a vowel in all cases, because it would only NOT be a vowel if it was next
to another vowel
// and if that happens, then the word has at least that other vowel; so, the end result of this
function would be correct
function hasVowels($str) {
$str = " " . $str;
$retVal = stripos($str, "a") || stripos($str, "e") || stripos($str,
"i") ||
stripos($str, "o") || stripos($str, "u") || stripos($str, "y");
return $retVal===true;
}
// Does word/string have any characters that are numbers (e.g., "P24") - different than
"is_numeric()"
function hasNums($str) {
$len = strlen($str);
$hasNums = false;
$pos = 0;
while ($pos < $len && ! $hasNums) {
$c = substr($str, $pos, 1);
$hasNums = is_numeric($c);
$pos++;
}
return $hasNums;
}
// Is word/string completely alphabetic (no numbers, no punctuation, etc.)
// Wraps existing PHP function with something more akin to PHP's related functions that
determine string content type
function isAlpha($str) {
return ctype_alpha($str);
}