char_array<-capitalise

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char_array <-capitalise: -> char_array

Capitalised version of name. The first character is mapped to its uppercase equivalent. All other letters are mapped to their lowercase equivalent. The letter after a word_separator character (default ('_’)) is mapped to uppercase, while the separator is deleted. Examples:

name			'Name'
label_name		'LabelName'
'label name'	'Label name'

See also char_array<-label_name.