camelcasing

I created yaml configuration for Doctrine. When I'm trying doctrine orm:generate-entities , it creates php files with getters and setters in camel case. So, is_public field transforms into setIsPublic and getIsPublic methods. It's owful. How can I get set_is_public and get_is_public ? I can manually edit generated php files, but I don't know what will happen when I change the schema. You can choose a naming strategy that Doctrine will use to generate the items using: Using a naming strategy you can provide rules for automatically generating database identifiers, columns and tables names when

I have legacy Sql Server database and Rails applications. Column names in database are all in PascalCase (FirstName, CustomerId...). I'm searching for an easy way to use underscore_casing in Ruby and PascalCasing in database. I would like to write first_name in Rails for FirstName column in database. camelize and underscore will convert a string to required casing but I'm looking for something more general like: ActiveRecord::Base.camelize_table_column_names = true like existing ActiveRecord::Base.pluralize_table_names Just like translating Ruby in rjs templates to JavaScript cameCase

I have web api controllers and I am using this method of configuration in WebApiConfig file for camel casing my results for all controllers. var json = GlobalConfiguration.Configuration.Formatters.JsonFormatter; json.SerializerSettings.ContractResolver = new CamelCasePropertyNamesContractResolver(); Now I have a controller's method which is giving data to Angularjs translation provider and all translation strings are not in camelcase in my html, thats why I need results of that method to be not in CamelCase. How to avoid camel casing serialization behavior for this specific controllers' method

Question is in the title. I'm used to using camelcase in development and, since there are crossovers with design, was wondering if there are any technical reasons (regardless of opinions) against using it in HTML. Thanks in advance for your replies. Jezen Thomas Technically, no, there are no technical issues. Do what you like. Do try to follow a good style-guide though, like this one . srigi There is one technical limitation if you use camelCase identifiers in your CSS - the |= selector specifier: <form class="registration"></form> <form class="search-movies"></form> <form class="search

I've found this example to change CamelCase to Dashes. I've modified to code to change CamelCase to Sentencecase with spaces instead of dashes. It works fine but not for one word letters, like "i" and "a". Any ideas how to incorporate that as well? thisIsAPain --> This is a pain var str = "thisIsAPain"; str = camelCaseToSpacedSentenceCase(str); alert(str) function camelCaseToSpacedSentenceCase(str) { var spacedCamel = str.replace(/\W+/g, " ").replace(/([a-z\d])([A-Z])/g, "$1 $2"); spacedCamel = spacedCamel.toLowerCase(); spacedCamel = spacedCamel.substring(0,1).toUpperCase() + spacedCamel