• Paul D. Anderson <paul.removethis.d.anderson comcast.andthis.net> Jan 22 2011

Paul D. Anderson <paul.removethis.d.anderson comcast.andthis.net> writes:

My two cents.

(Incidentally, when I learned to type -- in the USA in 1970 -- a "cents" symbol
was standard on the keyboard. Shift-2 or Shift-6, I think.)

Jacob Carlborg Wrote:

 
 LS -> lineSeparator/LineSeparator
 PS -> paragraphSeparator/ParagraphSeparator


These are established acronyms:
(http://www.unicode.org/standard/reports/tr13/tr13-5.html). I would leave them
as is.

 
 entab -> entab/spacesToTabs
 expandtabs -> expandTabs/tabsToSpaces


I prefer the more explicit "spacesToTabs" variants. I would have to double
check to see what "entab" means.

 ljustify -> leftJustify /justifyLeft


left/rightJustify is better, IMHO.

 lowercase -> lowercaseChars


"lowercase" is fine as is.

 newline -> newline


Mild preference for "newLine", but either would be fine.

 stripl -> stripLeft
 stripr -> striptRight


Yes, even though differs from left/rightJustify usage.

 tolower -> toLower/toLowercase/toLowerCase
 tolowerInPlace ->  toLowerInPlace/toLowercaseInPlace/toLowerCaseInPlace


toLower and toLowerInPlace

 toupper -> toUpper/toUppercase/toUpperCase
 toupperInPlace -> toUpperInPlace/toUppercaseInPlace/toUpperCaseInPlace


Ditto: toUpper and toUpperInPlace

 whitespace -> whitespaceCharsr


"whitespace" is fine as is.

 -- 
 /Jacob Carlborg