jeffolsi10 added the comment:
I can respect that.
So you may close this request.
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jeffolsi10 added the comment:
Rémi Lapeyre not all of them.
I can give list of many examples where snake case is needed.
But the question is: Are we discussing if snake case is even needed
or are we discussing if this should be in python core.
Those are two totally different things.
1. The
jeffolsi10 added the comment:
I feel this should be in core.
I still don't understand why capitalize is supported and others do not.
snake case is very well defined. Issues like tabs and spaces are not relevant.
can you show example that you have that dilemma?
To be honest I don't
jeffolsi10 added the comment:
it can. This is why I'm asking this.
Consider APIs that return list of names in camelCase. You must convert the keys
to snakeCase to create tables from it as it's bad practice to have capitalised
letters in columns or table names.
Further more, consid
jeffolsi10 added the comment:
I'd like also to point that there are few other cases:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11273282/whats-the-name-for-hyphen-separated-case
This is PascalCase: SomeSymbol
This is camelCase: someSymbol
This is snake_case: some_symbol
So a possible function
jeffolsi10 added the comment:
snake case has very specific definition :
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snake_case
I expect the function to implement the definition and not something that I or
someone else desire.
As for your question about '$' char I could ask the same thing for l
New submission from jeffolsi10 :
Like we have:
capitalize
swapcase
and others we should also have snake case
Which converts:
before: First Name, Last Name, Employee Status, Subject
after: first_name, last_name, employee_status, subject
This is very useful when working with titles of columns
